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HANDBOOK
1967-1968
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
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THE
1967-1968
HANDBOOK
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN
CHURCHES
176 WEST WISCONSIN AVENUE
MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN 53203
Published by
THE COMMISSION ON PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
NACCC
Price $1.00
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EDITOR
The Handbook
Rev. Archie Peace
North Street
Norfolk, Connecticut 06058
Phone: 203—542-5716
CONTENTS
Moderator's Message 5
Annual Meetings 6
From the Executive Secretary 7
The Churches of the NACCC
Member Churches 9
Associate Member Churches 65
AffiUate Member Churches 66
The NACCC Officers 70
The Executive Committee 71
The NACCC Committees 72
Sub-Committees of the Executive Committee 74
The Commissions of the NACCC
Functions of the Commissions 75
Christian Education 76
Congregational Fellowship 77
Ministry 78
Publications 79
Spiritual Resources 80
Women's Work 81
World Christian Relations 82
Youth 83
National Pilgrim Fellowship 84
Heritage of Pilgrim Endeavor 84
The Divisions of the Corporation
Buildings and Loan Fund 85
Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies 86
Missionary Society 87
The Roll Call of States 89
Cooperating Area and Regional Groups 89
Alphabetical Directories
Ministers and Staff Members 94
Lay Workers 102
Articles of Association 112
Advertising 122
THE MODERATOR'S MESSAGE
Our National Association of Congregational Christian Churches
is now a "teenager", and is rapidly taking its rightful place in the
American family of religious bodies. While its number of members
Churches may be small when compared with some of the older
denominations and fellowships, there is, in this time of grand rush
toward organic church unions, an important role for a fellowship
dedicated to the freedom of local churches and the voluntary fellow-
ship of churches.
It is my opinion that there must be free churches if we are to
maintain a jree society. One cannot continue to exist without the
other. This country was built on a foundation of which a major
building block was the principle of separation of church and state.
In support of this principle, the National Association has constantly
refused to enter into public controversies which could be construed
as church interference in civil affairs. It is my hope that we will
eternally "render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's", while
we dutifully "render unto God the things which are God's".
Our Pilgrim ancestors braved rigorous times to free themselves
from authoritarian conditions, where established churches for their
own benefit exerted pressure on government, and where for their own
ends governments tyranized churches and the consciences of in-
dividual church members. It is our responsibility to see that this
heritage of freedom under God, and under law, bequeathed to us
by our Fathers, is maintained.
While the sense of power and importance which comes with
leading gigantic organizations may remain a passing attraction to
some, it will surely come to pass that unqualified religious freedom
will again become the prize that thoughtful Americans will strive for.
We must be in a position to offer the hand of fellowship to these
later day Pilgrims; and for their sakes, as well as for our own, it is
essential that we continue to move forward in Faith, Freedom and
Fellowship.
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FROM THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
We have been fortunate in having such a procession of wise Executive
Committee Chairmen — Erwin Britton, Robert Black, Paul Miller, and
now E. W. Adams.
These Christian gentlemen have consciously led the Executive Committee
to multiply enormously the active participation of the N.A. elected and ap-
pointed leadership. They have divided the Executive Committee into work-
ing sub-committees, and provided the entire official family with the Secre-
tary's (Mrs. Reese) monumental policy book which makes available to
everybody every pertinent policy ever established in the years of the N.A.'s
existence. They have devised the means of teaching officers, boards and
committees what their jobs are, and have given them the encouragement
and the freedom to get their jobs done well.
Adoption of these improved working-methods became inevitable as the
tempo of requests for service from the Churches increased, and the volume
of paper-work required of the Milwaukee Office moved from hand-opera-
tions to machine production.
But amid these organizational adjustments, your leadership has seen to
it that the spiritual foundations of our fellowship have not been neglected;
on the contrary, all the while our spiritual opportunities have been re-
ceiving greater attention. The spiritual tone of our Annual Meetings, and
the mid-year meetings of Boards and Commissions has always been in
keeping with our heritage.
Your officers and staff, by word and deed, have been seeking to lend
strength to every spiritual resource with which we have been so richly
blessed. The free fellowship of Congregational Christian Churches has been
made secure in our time. There are no bureaucratic threats to that freedom
on this horizon. Our common prayers are now able to take on some of
the contemplative as well as the active Christian moods; and we want to
give full credit to our Annual Meeting Program Committees and to the
Spiritual Resources Commission for their part in underlining our intention
that, for the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches,
first things shall come first.
A. Vaughan Abercrombie
THE CHURCHES
of the
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
The Churches listed on the following pages constitute the membership
of the National Association.
They are presented in three groupings.
MEMBER CHURCHES — Churches which have officially voted to join
the NACCC as Member Churches.
ASSOCIATE MEMBER CHURCHES— Churches which have officially
voted to join as Associate Members.
AFFILIATED CHURCHES— Churches which have officially voted to
estabhsh an Affiliated relationship
with the NACCC.
The Churches in each section are listed alphabetically by States (or
Country) and by Cities or Towns.
In the column "Minister's Name, Address, Telephone" any names below
dash lines are those of ministers who are members of that Church, but
are not serving on the Church Staff.
In the addresses the City or Town name and Zip Code are not repeated
in a church listing except in cases in which they are different.
Addresses for Staff Ministers and for Ministers who are members of
Churches may be found in the Alphabetical Directory section.
(X) This symbol before a Church name indicates that the 1967-1968
Information Sheet was not received by the Editor. The information for
these Churches is as accurate and complete as could be compiled from
other sources.
The information given is as complete and accurate as was possible as of
November 15, 1967. Errors, omissions or additions should be reported to
the Editor.
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NACCC OFFICERS
MODERATOR
Mr. William K. Stoufer
832 Lorraine Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90005
Phone: 213—939-7063
ASSISTANT MODERATOR
Rev. Malcolm K. Burton
57 Cherokee Road
Pontiac, Mich. 48053
Phone: 313—335-4567
IMMEDIATE PAST
MODERATOR
Dr. Howard Comi
1900 Nicollet Ave.
MinneapoHs, Minn. 55403
Phone: 612—339-6317
SECRETARY
Mrs. Robert S. Reese
2861 N. Avenel St.
Los Angeles, Cahf. 90039
Phone: 213—661-2722
TREASURER
Mr. Richard G. Jacobus
176 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53203
Phone: 414—273-0961
HISTORIAN
Rev. Leonard H. Maunder
341 South Main St.
Vermontville, Mich. 49096
Phone: 517—259-3853
CORPORATION
SECRETARY
Mrs. H. E. Barg
8212 Gridley Avenue
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Phone: 414—476-1258
LEGAL COUNSEL
Mr. Walter S. Davis
176 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53203
Phone: 414—273-5960
EDITOR
The Congregationalist
Rev. Harry R. Butman
7257 W. 90th Street
Los Angeles, Calif. 90045
Phone: 213—670-1345
MANAGING EDITOR
The Congregationalist
Rev. C. Earl Page
394 S. Howard Street
Gary, Indiana 46403
Phone: 219—938-6863
LAYOUT & PRODUCTION
EDITOR
The Congregationalist
Rev. Lorenzo Todd
144 Whittum Ave.
Springfield, Mass. 01118
Phone: 413—736-6944
EXECUTIVE STAFF
176 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203
Telephone 4 1 4 — 273-5960
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Rev. A. Vaughan Abercrombie
ASSOC. EXECUTIVE Rev. John H. Alexander
SECRETARY— Missions
ASSOC. EXECUTIVE Rev. John W. Claxton
SECRETARY— Ministry
OFFICE STAFF:
BOOKKEEPER
SECRETARY
SECRETARY
CLERK-TYPIST
DUPLICATING &
MAILING
Mrs. W. S. Edwards
Mrs. Olga Chipman
Miss Roberta Paetow
Miss Grace Matson
Mr. Leo Pike
71
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
1964—1968
Mr. E. W. Adams,
Chairman
P. O. Box 263
Marshalltown, Iowa 50158
Phone: Home: 515—753-8787
Office: 515—753-3327
Rev. Louis B. Gerhardt
P. O. Box 6121
Salt Lake City, Utah 84106
Phone: 801—487-1357
Rev. Walter J. Vernon
515 N. State College Blvd.
Anaheim, Cahf. 92805
Phone: 714—776-0960
1965—1969
Mrs. Veylerd Farrand
1808 Westwood Place
Pomona, Calif. 91767
Phone: 714—622-7391
Mr. George E. Gullen, Jr.
5245 N. Adams Rd., Rt. 1
Pcntiac, Mich. 48957
Phone: 313—651-1488
Rev. Howard E. Bull
3112 Glouchester
Troy, Mich. 48084
Phone: 313—642-5460
1966—1970
Rev. Norman S. Ream
1511 Church St.
Wauwatosa, Wis. 53213
Phone: Home: 414—258-9779
Office: 414—258-7375
Mr. Alexander S. Irvine
616 Marion Ave.
Mansfield, Ohio 44903
Phone: 419—755-1216
Mr. Ira D. Owen
4840 Pleasant Ave.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55409
Phone: 612—822-7900
1967—1971
Mrs. Clark C. Newton
41 Gamage Ave.
Auburn, Maine 04210
Phone: 207—782-8192
Rev. Dr. Clyde H. Wilcox
3840 E. Superior
Duluth, Minn. 55804
Phone: 218—724-0973
Rev. Donald R. Brownell
316 Twelfth St.
Racine, Wis. 53403
Phone: 414—633-6039
72
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
1966—1968
Mr. Henry B. Reilly,
Chairman
305 S. 6th Street
Livingston, Montana 59047
Phone: 406—222-1285
Mr. William E. Miller
310Overbrook Blvd.
Pittsburgh, Penn. 15210
Phone: 412—884-2923
Mr. Albert H. Cranston
3542 Brick Place
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001
Phone: 307—638-6359
1967—1969
Mrs. R. Kenney Orr
13220 Caroline Ct.
Elm Grove, Wis. 53122
Phone: 414—786-5788
Rev. Myron R. Bunnell
Merril Cong'l Church
Merrill, Mich. 48637
Phone: 517—643-5510
Rev. Karl W. Ostberg
United Cong'l Church
Norwich, Ct. 06360
Phone: 203—889-1363
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
1967—1968
Mrs. E. W. Adams
1201 W. Main Street
Marshalltown, Iowa 50158
Phone: 515—753-8787
Mrs. Frederic M. MacLean
18021 Whitcomb
Detroit, Mich. 48235
Phone: 313—838-5111
Mr. Robert S. Reese
2861 A venel Street
Los Angeles, California 90039
Phone: 213—661-2722
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE (Contd.)
73
Rev. Arthur W. Tiffen
Box 366
Toulon, Illinois 61483
Phone: 309— Toulon-4901
Mrs. Robert K. White
120 Prospect Hill
Taunton, Mass. 02780
Phone: 617—824-7104
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE
1967—1968
Mr. Robert G. Morris
Chairman
3458 Brantford Road
Toledo, Ohio 43606
Phone: 419—536-3464
Mr. Malcolm J. Young
318 S. Poplar
Wichita, Kansas 67211
Phone: 316— MU 3-2870
Mr. Willis Brant
3311 N. Cheyenne Street
Tacoma, Washington 98407
Phone: 206— SK 2-0989
Mr. Trygve Heistad
503 Riverside Drive
Augusta, Maine 04330
Phone: 207—622-1342
Rev. Harry Clark
7234 Cottonwood Knoll
Birmingham, Michigan 48010
Phone: 313—626-3225
Dr. Max H. Strang
P. O. Box 1
Demorest, Ga. 30535
Phone: 404 — 723-3411
Miss Margaret M. Noe
470 S. Ogden Drive
Los Angeles, California 90036
Phone: 213—939-4328
74
SUBCOMMITTEES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Administration and
Personnel:
Rev. Norman S. Ream, Chairman
Mr. George Gullen, Jr.
Mr. E. W. Adams
Mrs. Veylerd Farrand
Mr. A. S. Irvine
Annual Meeting
Mr. William Stoufer, Chairman
Rev. Walter Vernon
Rev. M. K. Burton
Mrs. Donald O. Noren
Dr. Howard Conn
Budget and Finance
Rev. Howard Bull, Chairman
Rev. Louis B. Gerhardt
Mr. E. W. Adams
Mr. R. G. Jacobus
Rev. Walter J. Vernon
Mrs. George J. Mead
Mrs. Clark C. Newton
Rev. Dr. Clyde H. Wilcox
Mr. George E. Gullen, Jr.
Mr. Ira D. Owen
Membership, By-Laws
and Procedures
Mr. A. S. Irvine, Chairman
Rev. Walter J. Vernon
Dr. Clyde H. Wilcox
Rev. Donald R. Brownell
Mr. Ira D. Owen
Nominations and
Appointments
Mrs. Veylerd Farrand, Chairman
Mrs. Clark C. Newton
Mrs. Robert S. Reese
Interim
Mr. E. W. Adams, Chairman
Mrs. A. S. Irvine
Rev. Howard E. Bull
Mrs. Robert S. Reese
William K. Stoufer
Addresses and phone numbers of the above are listed under
Executive Committee
75
COMMISSIONS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
The Functions of the Commissions
The Commissions of the National Association actually are extended sub-
committees of the Executive Committee, charged with responsibilities in
specific areas of concern such as Christian Education, Fellowship, the
Ministry, Publications, World Christian Relations, Spiritual Resources,
Women's Work, and Youth.
Each Commission includes a nucleus of members of the Executive Com-
mittee and a number of other persons both lay and clergy for a total of nine
members. Commission members are appointed by the Executive Committee
for three-year terms, so that one-third of the membership changes each year.
The Executive Committee also designates the chairman of each Commis-
sion for a one-year term, after consultation with each Commission.
In practice, the Commissions are granted considerable autonomy in car-
rying out their responsibilities. They report all actions promptly to the
Executive Committee, including recommendations for actions by the
Executive Committee. Some of these recommendations require further ac-
tion by the National Association at its annual meeting; in that case, they
are reviewed by the Executive Committee, and its recommendations in turn
are submitted at the annual meeting.
In the case of some of the older Commissions, records have not become
available on the enabling resolutions which originally brought them into
existence. It has therefore been necessary to draft a current statement of
their activities based on actual practice, as a matter of information to the
membership of the National Association.
The Commissions meet twice a year; during the winter months and im-
mediately before the Annual Meeting of the National Association. Semi-
nars are planned by many of the Commissions in conjunction with the
Annual Meeting of the National Association.
76
COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
1965—1968
Mrs. Hugh Aughey
Rev. Richard J. Bower
Chairman
Mrs. Wm. S. Carpenter
1966—1969
Rev. David L. Gray
Mrs. Glen A. Mathews
Mrs. Theodore R. Meyer
1967—1970
Rev. Kenneth H. Ubbelohde
Mrs. Burleigh E. Jacobs, Jr.
Rev. Edward O'Neal
1303 "F'St., S.E.
Auburn, Wash. 98002
Phone: 206— TE-0319
762 Watchung Road
Bound Brook, N.J. 08805
Phone: 201—356-1164
802 E. Spooner Rd.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53217
Phone: 414—352-7833
3607 Harley Rd.
Toledo, Ohio 43613
Phone: 419—479-1488
1185 E. Alvarado
Pomona, Calif. 91767
Phone: 714—629-3665
3424 N. 21st St.
Tacoma, Wash. 98406
Phone: 206—759-0112
Route 1, Box 345
Bowling Green, Ohio
Phone: 419—352-3122
1040 Madera Circle
Elm Grove, Wis. 53122
Phone: 414—782-8391
1003 W. Main Street
Marshalltown, Iowa 50158
Phone: 515—753-6234
The Commission on Christian Education was organized in 1957 as part
of the program of the National Association of Congregational Churches to
assist churches with their Christian Education programs and to help imple-
ment the progress of the Congregational Way.
Believing that our historical heritage embodies the basic principles of
freedom and Hfe, the Commission has devoted most of its efforts towards
heritage materials geared to all ages. The Commission is also aware of the
difficulty encountered by many churches in choosing a total curriculum and
has provided charts and guides to aid each church in the evaluation and
choice of curriculum materials suitable for its immediate needs.
It is our hope and prayer that through the influence of Christian Educa-
tion the great freedoms of the Congregational Way will move forward to
benefit all mankind and will inspire all to stand fast in the liberty where-
with Christ has made us free.
77
COMMISSION ON CONGREGATIONAL FELLOWSHIP
1965—1968
Mr. Calvin Cummings
Mrs. Nelson Repsold
Rev. Russel C. Waldron
1966—1969
Mrs. E .V. Christensen
Rev. LeVern Freeman
Mr. Leland Spickard,
Chairman
1967—1970
Mr. Trygve Heistad
Rev. Joseph Cooke
Mr. E. Forrest Estes
1619 Glenfield
Toledo, Ohio 43614
Phone: 419—385-3072
East 1226 Rockwood
Spokane, Wash. 99203
Phone: 509—534-4447
395 Luella St.
St. Paul, Minn.
502 Cass St.
Green Bay, Wis. 54301
Phone: 414—432-8749
3717 Hill St.
Huntington Park, Calif. 90257
Phone: 213—582-3394
4645 North Cramer
Milwaukee, Wis. 53211
Phone: 414—332-7377
503 Riverside Dr.
Augusta, Me. 04331
Phone: 207—622-1342
1324 Walnut St.
Texarkana, Texas 95001
Phone: 214—792-5763
Apt. 6-C, Plaza Tower Apts.
6115 W. Markham
Little Rock, Ark. 72205
The Commission on Congregational Fellowship assists in the formation
and development of local Congregational groups, regional fellowships, and
new Churches. It provides seminar discussion programs at the Annual
Meetings of the National Association. It serves also as the steering com-
mittee of the National Congregational Fellowship.
Membership in the National Congregational Fellowship is not limited to
the people of our member Churches, but is open to all persons who wish to
foster the Congregational Way. Many members of other Churches have
joined us in this purpose.
Membership dues of the National Fellowship includes subscriptions to
the monthly magazine of the National Association, The Congregationalist.
Other mailings of special interest are sent to the members from time to
time. The annual dues are $3.00.
Application for membership may be made by a simple note to the office
of the National Association at Milwaukee, stating the applicant's name and
address, affirming interest in and sympathy with the purposes of the As-
sociation, requesting membership in the National Congregational Fellow-
ship, and enclosing dues for the first year.
78
COMMISSION ON THE MINISTRY
1965—1968
Mr. Robert H. Dobson
Rev. Carlton Cassidy, Sr.
Rev. Walter G. Couch
Chairman
1966—1969
Rev. Gerald G. Hallauer
Rev. Harry J. Stubbs
Mr. Robert K. Matheison
1967—1970
Mr. James K. Flack
Rev. Duane Ogden
Rev. Robert T. Pruitt
2560 E. 17th, S.
Sah Lake City, Utah 84108
Phone: 801—466-6393
371 Main St.
Yarmouth Port, Mass. 02675
Phone: 617—362-3793
202 North Clifton
Wichita, Kan. 67208
Phone: 316—684-0221
1525 Second Ave., E.
Spencer, Iowa 51301
Phone: 712—262-2390
12145 S. Stewart Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60628
Phone: 312—264-1633
1915 East South St.
Anaheim, Calif. 92803
Phone: 714—772-6988
286 Larchlea Dr.
Birmingham, Mi. 48009
Phone: 313— MI 4-7644
315 S. 9th St.
Sabetha, Ks. 66534
Phone: 913— AV 4-3077
2119 29th Ave., S.
Seattle, Wash. 98144
Phone: 206— EA 3-5671
The basic responsibility of this Commission is the nurture of the Chris
tian ministry in the churches of the National Association.
Working closely with our National Association's Associate Executive
Secretary for the Ministry, the Commission concerns itself with policy as-
pects of securing ministers and all problems arising within the purview ol
his office. The Commission also assumes the responsibility of overseeing the
endorsement of our ministers as chaplains in Federal government positionsi
The Commission concerns itself with supervising financial assistance tc
our ministers facing emergency financial crises. The monies for this type ol
assistance come through special contributions to the Christmas and Minis-
terial Relief funds.
Because of the shortage of fully ordained ministers to serve many of qui
small low-budget churches, the Commission on the Ministry has established i
training program for preparing laymen to serve these churches in limitec
areas. A manual and other materials are available for a course in lay preachn
ing from the Milwaukee office. The Commission is no less concerned with em
couraging young men and women in entering full time Christian service, and
therefore, retains a liaison relationship with the Foundation for Theological
Studies.
Always concerned with safeguarding traditional Congregationalism, the
Commission on the Ministry recommends, whenever requested, material in
the area of faith and order in Congregationalism.
Underiying every responsibility assumed by the Commission on the Min-
istry is the determination to maintain with our churches and ministers a help-
ful and advisory relationship rather than to make "official" pronouncements.
79
COMMISSION ON PUBLICATIONS
965—1968
Mrs. Andrew J. Derham
Mr. Clem A. Vail
Mr. Gale Brandon
966—1969
Rev. Robert W. Croskery,
Chairman
Mr. Henry B. Reilly
Rev. Robert Vornholt
1967-
-1970
Miss Evelyn Bumgarner
Mr. Leland C. Johnson
600 Olympia Place
Seattle, Wash. 98119
Phone: 206—282-8521
325 Courtleigh
Wichita, Ks. 67218
Phone: 316— MU 2-1180
Box 95
Artesia, Calif. 90701
Phone: 714—871-8038
5934 Eighth Ave.
Kenosha, Wis. 53140
Phone: 414—652-2751
305 S. Sixth St.
Livingston, Mont. 59047
Phone: 406—222-1285
806 N. 3rcl Ave.
Maywood, 111. 60153
Phone: 312—343-2445
307 N. Chestnut
Lansing, Mich. 48933
Phone: 517— IV 9-7133
9081 N. Rexleigh Dr.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53217
Phone: 414—352-8335
THE CONGREGATIONALIST: Editor, Rev. Harry R. Butman;
Managing Editor, Rev. C. Earl Page: Layout & Production Editor, Rev.
Lorenzo Todd.
The Handbook: Editor, Rev. Archie Peace.
This Commission is charged with the responsibility of publishing mater-
ials which will be of assistance to churches and individuals in their religious
life and which will promote the work of the National Association.
The Commission is responsible for the publishing, distributing and con-
trol of The Congregationalist magazine.
The Commission will receive manuscripts for proposed publications from
other Commissions and evaluate them, making suggestions and seeking to
integrate them into the program of the National Association.
The Commission will also initiate pamphlets and leaflets which would be
helpful in interpreting the wide ramifications of the Christian way of life
from the unique viewpoint of Congregationalism.
The Commssion is studying the best approach to the establishment of
The Congregationalist Press as the publishing agency of the National As-
sociation.
80
SPIRITUAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
1967—1968
Rev. Lyndon Paul Harris
19525 Cleveland Road
South Bend, Indiana 46637
Phone: 219—272-2991
1967—1969
Rev. Charles H. Hall
223 W. Douglas
Knoxville, Illinois 61448
Phone: 309—289-2529
Miss Janice Meyers
1013 Main Street
Alton, Illinois 62002
Phone: 618—462-3419
1967—1970
Rev. Dr. Arvel M. Steece,
Chairman
1 Monument Avenue
Old Bennington, Vermont 05201
Phone: 802—442-4802
Mrs. Russell W. Gamage
8201 Tuscany
Playa del Rey, California 9029:
Phone: 213—398-0393
The Spiritual Resources Commission undergirds the spiritual aspects of
the National Association's program, and acts as a service agency of the
Churches. It is charged with the responsibility of providing means for ex-
pression of the knowledge and love of God in both personal and corporate
devotions, and of witnessing in the world to Christ and his Gospel.
To these ends the Commission has arranged for a 24-hour Prayer Vigil
at the beginning of recent Annual Meetings, as well as Prayer Breakfasts
and other devotional periods. It has also undertaken leadership in seminars,
and edited devotional aids designed to assist the Churches in their programs
of evangelism and devotional life.
81
COMMISSION ON
1965—1968
Mrs. F. D. Hendricks,
Chairman
Mrs. Joseph D. Mach
Mrs. Bradley Rafferty
1966—1969
Mrs. Richard Lambert
Mrs. William H. Bowen
Mrs. Richard Swartzbaugh
1967—1970
Mrs. Mary Blaisdell
Mrs. David S. Coburn
Mrs. N. Peter Jensen
WOMEN'S WORK
425 S. Summit St.
Bowling Green, Ohio 43402
112 N. Main St.
Florence, Mass. 01062
Phone: 413—584-8868
1914Sunnyside
Lansing, Mich. 48910
Phone: 517—489-1063
Rt. 2, Box 130
Plainfield, 111. 60544
Phone: 815—436-6753
1900 92nd N.E.
Bellevue, Wash. 98004
Phone: 206—454-1406
4334 Forestview Dr.
Toledo, Ohio 43615
Phone: 419—536-3807
1700Wedgewood, W.
ElmGrove, Wis. 53122
Phone: 414—786-8518
357 S. Curson Ave.
Apt. 5-F
Los Angeles, Calif. 90036
Phone: 213—931-2361
5057 Xerxes Ave., S.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55410
Phone: 612—926-9066
The objective of the Commission on Women's Work is to further the
work of the Kingdom of God by uniting the women of the free Congrega-
tional Christian Churches in Christian Fellowship through programs of edu-
cation, spiritual growth, and testimony expressed in stewardship and service.
The Commission seeks to be a clearing house for ideas and methods found
effective in promoting women's work in the local Churches and in the
larger area of the nation and the world.
The Commission is responsible for the Women's Work page in The Con-
gregationalist each month and invites contributing articles and news icems
and pictures from all women's groups.
For assistance in Women's Work, helpful material is available in packet
form upon request from the National office, 176 W. Wisconsin Ave., Mil-
waukee, Wis. 53203. This packet includes the hand book, "Program Plan-
ning," material for interesting programs, timely devotional readings, the
missionary catalog as well as suggestions for hand work for missionary
projects, and offering envelopes for the Women's Project. There is a slight
charge for this packet to cover the cost of printing and mailing.
Each year, at a Seminar at the Annual Meeting of the National Associa-
tion, the women select an area for our combined benevolences called the
Women's Project. Each year our gifts have been larger and we hope for
continued growth in our Women's Projects.
The Commission supports and encourages state and regional meetings
of Congregational women and the formation where desired of statewide
Congregational Women's Fellowships.
82
COMMISSION ON WORLD CHRISTIAN RELATIONS
1965—1968
Rev. Howard J. Conn 1900 Nicollet Ave.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55403
Dr. Henry David Gray 277 Main St
■" -^ Hartford, Conn. 06103
Phone: 612—339-6317
277 Main St.
Hartford, Conn. 06103
Phone: 203—249-8627
1966—1969
Mrs. H. E. Barg, 8212 Gridley Ave.
Chairman Z^'^'^^T^^, ^Ink ^^^^I
Phone: 414 — 476-1258
Rev. John F. C. Green 5 1 8 Oberdick Dr.
McKeesport, Pa. 15135
Phone: 412—751-8307
1967—1970
Rev. Harold A. Harris 829 N.W. I3th St.
Oklahoma City, Okla. 73106
Phone: 405—236-3125
Rev. Stephen Matheny P. O. Box 139
Livingston, Montana 59047
Phone: 406—222-2576
The World Christian Relations Committee was brought into being at the
Minneapolis meeting in 1962, and at Wichita in 1964 was given full Com-
mission status.
During its existence the World Christian Relations Commission has
brought into Affiliate relationship with the National Association the North
Carolina State Conference, a group of Negro Churches led by the venerable
Rev. Matthew McCrae. At the international level, work in the area of fel-
lowship still continues with the Nigerians, a contact of particular impor-
tance in view of the deteriorating situation in that country which makes the
continuance of Christianity depend upon native Churches.
After long correspondence and visitation with the International Congre-
gational Council relative to the application for membership in that body by
the National Association, the World Christian Relations Commisson rec-
ommended to the Executive Committee of the National Association that
our application be withdrawn. On September 27, 1965, the Executive Com-
mittee, acting in its capacity as the National Association ad interim, formal-
ly withdrew the application.
On the domestic scene and in happier vein, the World Christian Rela-
tions Commission, in company with other interested persons chiefly from
the Council of Community Churches and the Disciples, met in Chicago in
May 1966, to hold the first seminar on the Nature and Future of the Free
Church. This was a rewarding meeting, at which Free Churches began to
find each other. Further sessions are being scheduled.
The World Christian Relations Commission has the difficult but vitally
imperative obligation to make the Congregational voice heard in an ecclesi-
astical milieu where the presbyterial, episcopal, and papal claims are loud
and insistent. The cause of Congregationalism will not be served by timid
isolation. We will bate no jot of our message of freedom and fellowship as
we make our needed witness in and to the ecumenical movement, and we
will be heard. Ours is an image of excellence, and with all wisdom, persis-
tence, and imagination we will cause it to be seen among men.
83
COMMISSION ON YOUTH
1965—1968
Mr. Ted Just
Rev. Douglas L. Lobb,
Chairman
Mrs. L. Leroy Ware
1966—1969
Rev. Harvey W. Cutting
Rev. John C. Eichorn
Mrs. Alton E. Harness
1967—1970
Mr. Franklin M. Buchta
Mrs. Holly M. Cimbora
Mrs. James M. Reynolds
161 Smithies St.
Fall River, Mass. 02723
Phone: 617—672-3345
P. O. Box 941
Pomona, Calif. 91769
Phone: 714—622-1256
911 Cherry Ln.
E. Lansing, Mich. 48823
3501 Forest Dr.
Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001
Phone: 307—638-6979
1760 The Alameda, Suite 330
San Jose, Calif. 95126
73 1 Elmwood Ave.
Wilmette, 111. 60091
Phone: 312—251-7421
222 N. 89th St.
Wauwatosa, Wis. 53226
Phone: 414 — 453-6968
40 Park St.
Adams, Mass. 01220
Phone: 413—743-2464
12624 Lakeland Ave.
Tacoma, Wash. 98498
Phone: 206— JU 8-2946
It is the purpose of the Youth Commission to offer local churches youth
program resources and support so that the churches can provide opportun-
ities for growth in the understanding of Christian life principles, for the de-
velopment of a sense of responsible freedom, and for serving the cause of
Christ through fellowship and service. The Youth Commission does not
seek to provide a total program for the local church youth, rather, it seeks
to support these groups and extend specific help when it is requested. In
accord with this aim, the Commission engages in the continuing develop-
ment of resource material for use by the churches.
Further, the Youth Commission seeks to provide opportunities for in-
ter-group fellowship among young people through the National Association
Pilgrim Fellowship and the Heritage of Pilgrim Endeavor (see below). An
Annual Assembly for NAPF and HOPE is held each summer in conjunc-
tion with the Annual Meeting of the National Association. The Assembly is an
opportunity for sharing, growing, and learning for the youth of our churches.
Opportunities for service, which might otherwise be unavailable, are af-
forded through the Work Camps and Pilgrimages sponsored by the Youth
Commission. These special programs are available to the High School and
College young people of all National Association churches. Other projects,
in this country and overseas, are sponsored as needs and opportunities arise.
84
PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP
Mark Hoffmann
President
Douglas Burtt
First Vice President
Howard Swanson
Second Vice President
Susan Tallman
Secretary
Richard Todd
New England Rep.
Brad Smith
Michigan Rep.
Sue Smith
Western Rep.
Bill Siegel
Mid- West Rep.
Russell Field
Atlantic Coast Rep.
Rev. Richard P. Buchman
Advisor
868 E. Lake Forest Ave.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53217
256 N. Roosevelt
Wichita, Kan. 67208
P.O. Box 33
Haliimaile Maui, Hawaii
1916 VanDeurenSt.
Green Bay, Wis. 54302
144 Whittum Ave.
Springfield, Mass. 01118
1703 Osborn Rd.
Lansing, Mich. 48915
1155 Loma Vista
Pomona, Calif . 91766
815N. 8th Ave.
May wood, 111. 60153
48 Meadowbrook Rd.
West Hartford, Conn. 06107
7489 W. Lombardy Rd.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53217
Phone: 414—352-3295
The purpose of the National Association Pilgrim Fellowship is:
"To promote a free Christian way of life among the youth of our coun-
try; to unite all Congregational young people in worship, fellowship
and service; to develop the spiritual qualities and leadership of youth;
to convey our ideas to the world in Christian action."
The activities of the NAPF are directed by national officers elected at the
annual meeting and by representatives chosen from the several regions. As
a part of the program of the Commission on Youth, the NAPF operates un-
der the Commission with the assistance of an advisor appointed by the
Commission. The NAPF strives to serve local groups by providing aid and
encouragement at the annual meeting and by communications throughout
the year.
HOPE
HERITAGE OF PILGRIM ENDEAVOR
Peter Bagley
General Secretary
Terry Olds
Editor
Cynthia Porter
Western Rep.
Nancy Lewis
Mid-Western Rep.
Richard Hall
Great Lakes Rep.
W. Wightman Reilly V
Eastern Rep.
Rev. James H. Altman
Advisor
35106 Main St.
Wayne, Mich. 48184
519 E. San Jose Ave.
Burbank, Calif. 91501
1790 Wright St.
Pomona, Calif. 91766
132 Golf Lane
BurHngton, Iowa 52601
240 Clair
Garden City, Mich. 48135
190 Burns St.
Forest Hills N.Y. 11375
35106 Main St.
Wayne, Mich. 48184
Phone: 313—722-2942
(Continued on page 89)
THE DIVISIONS OF THE CORPORATION
BUILDING AND LOAN FUND
85
1965—1968
Mr. James W. Sherman
Mr. Sherman B. Vaughan
Mr. Ira D. Owen
Main St.
Somers, Conn. 06071
Phone: 203—749-4464
202 Leelanau Ave.
Frankfort, Mich. 49635
Phone: 616—357-1201
4840 Pleasant Avenue
Minneapolis, Minn. 55409
Phone: 612—822-7900
1966—1969
Mr. Walter S. Davis,
Chairman
Mr. F. J. Lenfesty
324 E. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53202
Phone: 414—276-0200
903 N. Broadway
DePere, Wis. 54115
Phone: 414—336-4545
1967—1970
Mr. War Brooks
Mr. Merle G. Ruh
15 Peach Tree
Wichita, Ks. 67218
Phone: 316— MU 2-6696
7020 Mission PI.
Huntington Park, Calif. 90257
Phone: 213—585-6313
The Building and Loan Fund was originally incorporated in April, 1959
(without stock and not for profit). In March, 1962, the incorporated Fund
was dissolved and its assets were transferred to the Corporation for the Na-
tional Association with the Building and Loan Fund becoming a Division
of the Corporation.
Its purposes are to promote, encourage, assist, and in any manner aid the
establishment building, remodeling, maintenance, repair, location and/or
relocation of Congregational Christian Churches which are members of or af-
filiated with the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches.
We seek and encourage contributions from Churches and individuals
so that we may extend our help to more Churches.
86
CONGREGATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR
THEOLOGICAL STUDIES
1965—1968
Rev. Olin A. Lewis
Vacancy
Mr. John Stiles
1966—1969
Mr. E. W. Adams
Rev. George W. Brown, Jr.
Mr. James R. Hutter
1967—1970
Dr. George V. Bohman,
Chairman
Rev. Edmund A. Opitz
Rev. Erwin A. Britton
132 Golf Lane
Burlington, Iowa 52601
Phone: 319—752-4871
436 Randall Ave.
DePere, Wis. 54115
Phone: 414—336-8863
1201 W. Main St.
Marshalltown, Iowa 50158
Phone: 515—753-8787
3106 N. 19th St.
Tacoma, Wash. 98406
Phone: 206—627-1591
9601 Wilshire Blvd.
BeverlyHills, Calif. 90212
Phone: 213—273-6990
1014 Edgewood
Royal Oak, Mich. 48067
Phone: 313—543-0959
30 S. Broadway
Irvington-On-Hudson, N.Y. 10533
Phone: 914—591-7230
33 E. Forest Ave.
Detroit, Mich. 48201
Phone: 313—831-4080
Dr. John W. Claxton, Dean
This Division is developing a program for the training of ministers and
other religious workers.
The aim of the Foundation is to further the Congregational tradition of
a learned and devout ministry. In adapting programs of study to contem-
porary needs the Foundation shall have regard to standards of excellence
recognized by graduate schools and universities.
The Foundation proposes to offer programs for well-qualified students in :
1. Training of Ministers
a. Through sponsorship and assistance for qualified students in regu-
lar seminary programs.
b. Sponsorship and financial assistance for qualified students in de-
grees to be granted by the Congregational Foundation for Theo-
logical Studies.
c. Sponsorship and financial assistance for qualified students com-
bining a and b.
2. Training for specialized workers in fields such as religious education
through a, b and c as outlined in section 1 . above.
Committees have been appointed to deal with (1) Admissions, (2) Cur-
riculum, (3) Academic Standing, (4) Finance and (5) Promotion.
87
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
1965—1968
Mrs. A. B. Converse
Rev. Ronald W. Dickson
Rev. Charles A. Melano,
Chairman
Mrs. William Kafferlin
1966—1969
Mrs. Donald O. Noren
Dr. Calvin R. Openshaw, M.D.
Rev. Jesse P. Peirce
Mr. J. B. Polhemus, Jr.
1967—1970
Rev. Gerald Churchill
Mr. R. Kenney Orr
Mr. John A. Strom
Rev. Howard E. Bull
485 Orchard Lane
Winnetka, 111. 60093
Phone: 312—446-5771
6116 N. San Gabriel Blvd.
San Gabriel, Calif. 91775
Phone: 213—287-9997
52 Church Green
Taunton, Mass. 02780
Phone: 617—823-0667
Box 57
Spring Creek, Pa. 16436
Phone: 814—665-3490
713 Iowa St.
Maywood, 111. 60153
Phone: 312—344-8455
4 Countryside Dr.
Hutchinson, Kan. 67501
Phone: 316—662-0952
213 W. Allegan St.
Lansing, Mich. 48933
Phone: 517—484-9495
1105 Briarwood Rd.
Mansfield, Ohio 44907
Phone: 419—756-5526
P. O. Box 151
St. Johns, Mich. 48879
Phone: 517—224-2024
13220 Caroline Ct.
Elm Grove, Wis. 53122
Phone: 414—786-5788
4516 Gilford Dr.
Edina, Minn. 55435
Phone: 612—926-2177
3112 Glouchester
Troy, Mich. 48084
Phone: 313—642-5460
A statement of purpose for the Missionary Society, a division of the
Corporation for the National Association, appears in the By-laws of the
Corporation as follows:
To serve as the missionary agent of the churches of the National Association, and
of such churches as desire its services; to receive, manage, and distribute such
funds and properties as may be entrusted to it according to the expressed wishes
of the donors, or in the absence of such designation, by the vote of the division;
to counsel with such Churches as call upon it in the area of their missionary con-
cern; and generally to stimulate the spreading of the Gospel of Jesus Christ by
such means as are in keeping with the basic principles of the Congregational
Christian Churches as stated in the Articles of Association and By-Laws of the
National Association of Congregational Christian Churches of the United States.
88
MISSIONARY SOCIETY (Contd.)
The activities of the Missionary Society are managed by a board of
twelve members. The Board of Directors of the Corporation (Executive
Committee of the National Association) appoints four members each year,
for three year terms, to the board. An Associate Executive Secretary of the
National Association serves as its administrative officer. Actions of the So-
ciety are regularly reviewed by the Corporation Board. All funds received
are disbursed through the Treasurer of the National Association.
One hundred percent of the funds received for missionary work from the
churches, their organizations, and individuals, is used for missionary work
because of the wise provision that funds necessary for adminstraton and
promotion are provided by the budget of the National Association. The So-
ciety hopes that support for the N.A. budget will be sufficient so that this
excellent policy may be continued. Designation of gifts for specific mission-
ary projects is faithfully complied with in the disbursement of funds.
In 1967 the Missionary Society is supporting church extension in a score
of communities across our country, including churches in Alaska and Ha-
waii, together with mission work in eleven countries overseas. A continual
increase in all major areas of interest and concern is to be expected. In
1966 the Society received and allocated $324,985.02 in designated and un-
designated funds.
Exact areas of work, and details of all missionary concerns, are given in
the Missions Catalog published annually. Correspondence should be di-
rected to the Missionary Society, 176 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin 53203.
HOPE HERITAGE OF PILGRIM ENDEAVOR (Continued from page 85)
HOPE is an active fellowship of young Congregationalists who have
graduated from high school and who wish to continue their ties with the
National Association.
The objectives of HOPE are three fold: (1 ) to provide a continuing fel-
lowship for Congregational young people who have come through NAPF
and graduated from high school, (2) to provide enthusiastic and dedicated
leadership for the Pilgrim Fellowship, (3) to become intelligent and crea-
tive adult members of the National Association.
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THE ROLL CALL OF STATES
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Michigan
45
Oklahoma
3
California
26
Wyoming
3
Maine
24
Florida
2
Illinois
22
Hawaii
2
Massachusetts
22
Missouri
2
Pennsylvania
22
New Jersey
2
Wisconsin
18
Texas
2
Connecticut
15
Vermont
2
Iowa
14
Alaska
2
Ohio
11
1
Arizona
1
Indiana
9
Georgia
1
20
New York
9
Maryland
2
New Hampshire
8
North Dakota
1
Kansas
5
Oregon
1
Washington
5
Rhode Island
1
Minnesota
4
Utah
1
Montana
4
Germany
1
Nebraska
4
Taiwan
Colorado
1
1
North Carolina
13
TOTALS
Full Member Churches
296
Associate Member Churches
22
Affiliated Member Churches
15
COOPERATING CONGREGATIONAL
AREA and REGIONAL GROUPS
Many Area and Regional Congregational Groups have been formed as
Congregational Clubs, Councils, Fellowships or Meeting Groups, Associa-
tions of Churches and/or Ministers and Congregational State Conferences.
These are completely independent autonomous units with no corporate
relationship to the NACCC.
They do voluntarily cooperate with the NACCC and vice versa in many
activities to stimulate, advance and improve the over-all Congregational
Way of Life.
These groups, their leaders and information about them are listed here
solely for informational purposes.
(X) Information on the Groups marked by this symbol is the best
available at the time of publication.
90
CONGREGATIONAL CLUBS, COUNCILS, FELLOWSHIPS, and
MEETINGS
CALIFORNIA
Northern California Fellowship of Congregational Christian Churches
President, Rev. Arthur W. Seebart, Box 216, Soquel, Calif. 95073
A Fellowship of 6 Congregational Ministers
CONNECTICUT
Fellowship of Connecticut Congregational Christian Churches
Moderator, Rev. Archie Peace, RFD 1, Norfolk, Conn. 06058
Exec. Sec, Mr. Henry Valentine, 277 Main St., Hartford 06106
A Fellowship of 19 Churches and numerous individuals
Publication The Connecticut Ranger published intermittently. No
subscription rate. Editor, Mr. Henry Valentine, 277 Main St.,
Hartford, Conn. 06106
(X) Connecticut Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women
President, Miss Betty-Jean Long, 35 Sumner St., Hartford, Conn.
(X) Eastern Connecticut Congregational Club
President, William N. Williams Jr., RFD 5, Norwich, Conn. 06360
A Fellowship of 15 Churches
Eastern Connecticut Congregational Laymen's Fellowship
President, Raymond Whannel, Salem, Conn.
RFD 1, Box 110, Oakdale, Conn. 06370
A Fellowship of Laymen meeting monthly except July and August
Southern Connecticut Valley Congregational Club
President, Robert Jordan, 389 Pine St., Middletown, Conn. 06457
Western Connecticut Congregational Club
Moderator, Willard Bowen, Village Lane, Harwinton, Conn. 06790
A Fellowship of 4 Churches and Groups from 5 other Churches
ILLINOIS
Fellowship of Continuing Congregational Christian Churches
Secretary, Mrs. Richard Lambert, Rt. 2, Plainfield, 111. 60544
MAINE
(X) Maine Congregational Council
Moderator, Rev. Lowell Kjenstad, Meadow St., Bingham, Me. 04920-
News, Mrs. Perry Jackman, Calais, Maine 04619
MASSACHUSETTS
Massachusetts Congregational Christian Fellowship
Moderator, Mr. Dudley Wiegand, 28 Prospect St., Topsfield, Mass.
01983
A Fellowship of 1 6 Churches and 3 Groups
Publication Fellowship published monthly (except July and August)
Editor, Rev. Cariton D. Cassidy, Sr., 15 Center St., Yarmouth Port,
Mass. 02675
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Bay State Women's Fellowship
President, Miss Margaret Mcllroy, Plympton St., Middleboro, Mass.
02346
MID AMERICA (Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas)
Mid America Congregational Fellowship
Moderator, Dr. Walter G. Couch, Jr., Plymouth
Congregational Church, 202 North Clifton, Wichita, Kansas 67208
Associate Moderator, Mr. Daniel B. Saunders, 3709 Robinhood,
Houston, Texas 77005
Executive Secretary, Mrs. James Albright, 131 Elmwood, Ponca City,
Oklahoma 74601
A Fellowship of 1 1 member Churches and 5 Churches which co-
operate, with 1 Congregational Fellowship Group.
MINNESOTA
Minnesota Fellowship of Congregationalists, 122 W. Franklin Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 55404
Moderator, Mr. John C. Hustad, Jr., 454 N.E. Coolidge, MinneapoHs,
Minn. 55413
Exec. Sec, Dr. Howard J. Conn, 1900 Nicollet Ave., MinneapoHs,
Minn. 55403
A Fellowship of 5 Churches
Publication, A Newsletter three or four times a year. No subscription.
NEBRASKA
(X) Nebraska Congregational Fellowship
Moderator, Rev. Stephen Matheny, Box 424, Genoa, Neb. 68640
A Fellowship beginning with 3 Churches
NEW HAMPSHIRE
New Hampshire Meeting
Exec. Sec, Rev. Alvan Barrus, Box 3, Cornish, N.H. 03746
A Fellowship of individual Congregationally minded persons
Publication, Occasional news letter sent out by the Exec. Sec
NEW YORK
New York Fellowship of Congregational Christian Churches
Moderator, Rev. Arthur A. Rouner, D.D., 125 Brooklyn Ave.,
Brooklyn, New York 11213
NEW ENGLAND
Northeast Regional Meeting of Congregational Christians
Moderator, Mr. Trygve Heistad, 503 Riverside Dr., Augusta, Maine
04331
A regional meeting of individual Congregational Christians for in-
formation and inspiration in an atmosphere of faith, freedom and
fellowship.
WISCONSIN
Wisconsin Congregational Christian Council
Chairman, Rev. David E. Perkins, Box 656, Hayward, Wis. 54843
A Fellowship of 19 Churches and numerous individuals "dedicated
to the continuation of Congregationalism in Wisconsin."
Publication, Wisconsin Congregational Newsletter. Editor, Mrs.
Edsell York, 1718 33rd St., Kenosha, Wis. 53140
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ASSOCIATIONS of CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHESi,
and/or MINISTERS
CALIFORNIA
California Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Registrar, Rev. W. J. R. Quigley, 6501 Crenshaw Blvd., Inglewood.
Calif. 90043
GEORGIA
South Georgia Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Promotional Secretary, W. C. Carpenter, Sr., Tifton, Georgia
An Association of 20 Churches
ILLINOIS and INDIANA
Howell D. Davies Association of Congregational Churches
Moderator, Rev. Charles H. Hall, 223 W. Douglas St., Knoxville, Illil
61448
IOWA
Iowa Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Secretary, Miss Winifred Willey, 313 N. Fourth St., Burlington, Iowa
52601
MASSACHUSETTS
Mayflower Minister's Association (southeastern area of Mass.)
Moderator, Rev. Charles A. Melano, 52 Church Green, Taunton.
Mass. 02780
A Minister's Association which meets quarterly
Joseph J. Russell Memorial Association of Congregational Ministers
Moderator, Rev. Harry Foster, 17 Princeton St., North Chelmsford,
Massachusetts 11863
MICHIGAN
Central Michigan Association of Congregational Christian Churches and:
Ministers
Moderator, Vern Colburn, 1018 Fourth Ave., Jackson, Mich. 49203^
An Association of 5 Churches and Ministers
Southeastern Michigan Association of Congregational Christian
Churches
Moderator, Mr. Paul Sheldon, 224 Riley St., Dundee, Mich. 48131
Western Michigan Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Moderator, Miss Evelyn Bumgamer, 307 N. Chestnut, Lansing, Mich.
48933
OHIO
Northern Ohio Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Moderator, Mrs. Richard Swartzbaugh, 4334 Forestview Dr., Toledo,
Ohio 43612
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ACIFIC NORTHWEST (including ALASKA)
Pacific Northwest Congregational Christian Ministers' Association .
Moderator, Rev. George W. Brown, Jr., 209 So. "J" St. Tacoma,
Wash. 98405
An Association of 7 Ministers
ipENNSYLVANIA
X) Eastern Pennsylvania Association of Congregational Christian
Churches
Moderator, Rev. Clyde Kauffman, RR 1, Box Weatherly, Pa.
Western Pennsylvania Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Moderator, Rev. George W. Kemp, 3319 Brownsville Rd., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. 15227
An Association of 14 Churches
Publication Pennsylvania News issued four times a year. No sub-
scription. Editor, Mrs. Dorothy Meyers, 844 Coulter Rd., McKees-
port. Pa.
lOCKY MOUNTAINS (Colorado, Montana, Western Nebraska, Wyom-
ig and Utah)
X) Rocky Mountain Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Moderator, Mr. J. Posson, Chadron, Nebr.
An Association of 8 Churches
^^ISCONSIN
Wisconsin Congregational Ministers' Association
President, Rev. Donald Brownell, 3435 N. Wiscnsin, Racine, Wis.
53402
ONFERENCES OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
MICHIGAN
Michigan Conference of the Congregational Christian Churches
Moderator, George Schumm, 35415 Elm St., Wayne, Mich. 48184
Publication, The Michigan Congregationalist issued every other
month. No subscription, Editor, Miss Evelyn Bumgarner, 307 N.
Chestnut St., Lansing, Mich. 48933. Write to the Michigan Con-
ference office, 33 E. Forest Ave., Detroit, Mich. 48201 to be put
on the mailing list.
^lORTH CAROLINA
North Carolina State Conference, Inc.
Moderator, Rev. W. O. Howard, Route 5, Box 270, Buriington, N.C.
27215
A Conference of 13 Churches
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ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES
MINISTERS and STAFF MEMBERS
Serving (or Affiliated with) National Association Churches
or active in NACCC and Continuing Congregational Work
The Ministers or Staff Members are identified by the following
classifications symbols (except where this information is not known),
M Minister, NACCC Church
ME Minister Emeritus, NACCC Church
MI Interim Minister, NACCC Church
AM Associate or Assistant Minister, NACCC Church
RE Director of Christian or Religious Education, NACCC Church
YW Minister or Director of Youth Work, NACCC Church
MM Minister, a member of NACCC Church
R Retired Minister
O NACCC Executive Officer
C Chaplain
MR Minister, not in NACCC Church, but active in
NACCC or Continuing Congregational work
176 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee. Wis 53203
16335 Luella Drive, Brookfield, Wis. 53005
Birge Park Road, Harwinton, Conn. 06790
Egg Harbor City, N.J. 08215
37134 Gilchrist, Wayne, Mich. 48135
3967 E. Elma Rd., Pasadena, Calif. 91107
540 S. Commonwealth Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90005
56789 Bates Rd., New Haven, Mich. 48048
1342 Radcliff, Garden City, Mich. 48135
1526 Ridge Ct., Wauwatosa, Wis. 53213
21983 Huron River Dr.,
Rockwood, Mich. 48173
12164 Miller Rd., Lennon, Mich. 48449
4716 Dunberry Lane, Minneapolis, Minn. 55435
216 W. Saginaw, E. Lansing, Mich. 48823
812 John Adams St., Oregon City,
Oregon 97045
540 S. Commonwealth Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90005
19525 Cleveland Rd., South Bend, Ind. 46637
1 19 W. Hancock, Detroit, Mich. 48201
8360 Lemon Avenue, La Mesa, Calif. 92041
2620 Maple Rapids Rd., Eureka, Mich. 48833
Rt. 1, Box 81, Del Mar, CaHf. 92014
Box 3, Cornish, N. H. 03746
153 Highland St., Taunton, Mass. 02780
Box 5, Spring Creek, Pa. 16436
3707 W. 106th St., Inglewood, Calif. 90303
16511 Akron St., Pacific Palisades, Calif. 90272
400 Riverside Drive, St. Helens, Oregon 97051
1805 W. 14 Mile, Royal Oak, Mich. 48073
64 Center St., Nantucket, Mass. 02554
916 Wapello, Altadena, CaHf. 91104
43 Sharp Hill, Uncasville, Conn. 06382
Abercrombie, A. Vaughan
O
Alexander, John H.
O
Allen, Arthur C.
MI
Allen, Warren
M
Altman, James H.
AM
Anderson, Richard J.
Arendt, Eric H.
AM
Arnold, Keith F.
M
Arnold, Percy
R
Asher, Carl
AM
Askew, Ralph H.
M
Asplin, Glen R.
MI
Austin, L. Churchill
R
Axline, Chester J,
AM
Bachelder, Horace L.
M
Baker, Donald F.
AM
Baker, Miss lola
RE
Barber, Julia A.
MM
Barbour, John J.
MR
Barlow, Jack P., Sr.
M
Barnette, Leslie J.
R
Barrus, Alvan
M
Bassett, Mrs. Clarence
RE
Bean, Zenas B.
M
Beatty, James C.
M
Bell, Edgar M.
C
Bellingham, E. R.
R
Bellingham, Richard K.
AM
Bennett, Fred D.
M
Benson, Warren
Berriman, Wilham
ME
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iBerryhill, George E.
M
Bethards, Gerald M.
M
Betz, Mrs. Joan
RE
Blackledge, L. W.
M
Blake, Robert 0.
M
Blish, Frank M.
ME
Bock, Henry W.
R
Bolt, Gordon E.
M
Booker, E. Eugene
M
Booker, Vernon L.
M
Boone, Donald A.
MI
Booth, Lynn A.
M
Bosch, William
Boughey, Harry E.
M
Bower, Richard J.
M
Bowers, Miss Mary B.
RE
Bradshaw, Marion J.
R
Brekenkamp, Werner
AM
Brewer, Alvin C.
M
Britton, Erwin A.
M
Brown, Charles T.
M
Brown, David
M
Brown, George W., Jr.
M
Brown, Norman L.
M
Browne, Eugene
M
Brownell, Donald R.
M
Buchman, Richard P.
M
Bull, Howard E.
M
Bunnell, Myron R.
M
Burchell, E. Ray
M
Burgie, Charles
MM
Burton, Malcolm K.
M
Busby, Curtis C.
M
Butman, Harry R.
M
"anney, A. Wallace
M
::antwell, Edward W.
M
I^apps, J. C.
M
"armen, David R.
M
Zarr, Paul
M
"arter, Wade L.
"assel, Samuel H.
M
rassidy, Carlton D., Sr.
M
:hilds, Arthur W.
M
rhristopherson, Norman
AM
:hurchill, Gerald C.
M
Zimbora, Joseph M., Jr.
M
:iaggett, Ralph P.
R
riapp, Mary C.
MM
:iark, Harry W.
M
:iarke, Robert
AM
riaxton, John W.
O
-legg, Howard R.
MM
Cleveland, Philip J.
R
::iinchy, Russell J.
ME
3olby, Mrs. Byron
RE
::oIe, Walton E.
R
Zonn, Howard J.
M
3ooke, Joseph A.
M
1600 Morton Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90026
Box 97, Villa Ridge, 111. 62996
7457 Riverside Dr., Dublin, Ohio 43017
5205 Dahl Dr., Tacoma, Wash. 98406
23 Kelleran St., Houlton, Maine 04730
1376 S. 22nd E., Salt Lake City, Utah 84108
Box 242, Penney Farms, Fla.
East Smithfield, Pa. 18817
East Smithfield, Pa. 18817
6130 Los Santos Dr., Long Beach, Calif. 90815
Town St. East Haddam, Conn. 06423
121 Park Ave., Herkimer, N. Y. 13350
c/o Danby Cong. Church, Danby, Vt. 05739
Dayton, Wyoming 82836
762 Watchung Road, Bound Brook, N.J. 08805
4027 N. Newhall St., Milwaukee, Wis. 53211
308 Union St., Bangor, Maine 04401
233 Altenhof b. Eckenforde,
Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
50 Ascan Ave., Forest Hills, N. Y. 1 1375
15323 Granville Ave., Detroit, Mich. 48223
Bucksport, Maine 04416
Lenox, Mass. 01240
3106 N. 19th St., Tacoma, Wash. 98406
104 W. Wilson St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627
Box 84, LaFayette, Ohio 45854
3435 N. Wisconsin Ave., Racine, Wis. 53402
7489 N. Lombardy Road,
Milwaukee, Wis. 53217
3112 Glouchester, Troy, Mich. 48084
Merrill, Mich. 48637
8336 N. Greenvale Road,
Milwaukee, Wis. 53217
1 1 12 E. Maple, Glendale, Calif.
Cherokee Road, Pontiac, Mich. 48053
73 Providence St., West Warwick, R. I. 02983
7257 W. 90th St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90045
North Westchester, Conn. 06474
Wolfeboro, N. H. 03894
Rte. 7, Burlington, N. C.
1562 Airport Hts. Dr.,
Anchorage, Alaska 99504
Windsor, Mass. 01270
321 Newton St., Seattle, Wash. 98109
3046 Flora Lane, Wayne, Mich. 48184
15 Center St., Yarmouth Port, Mass. 02675
Box 187, Troy, N.H. 03465
Wenham, Mass. 01984
Box 151, St., Johns, Mich. 48879
40 Park St., Adams, Mass. 01220
Benzonia, Mich. 49616
4 Chestnut Street, Randolph, Vermont
7234 Cottonwood Knoll,
Birmingham, Mich. 48010
277 Main St., Hartford, Conn. 06106
176 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 53203
2198 E. Wildermuth Street,
Tempe, Arizona 85281
20 Tisbury St., New Bedford, Mass. 02475
131 Patton Ave., Princeton, N. J. 08541
313 Amity St., Amherst, Mass. 01002
1460 Indian Hill Blvd., Claremont, Calif. 91711
1900 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 55403
1324 Walnut Street, Texarkana, Texas 95001
96
Cornwell, Albert G.
M
Couch, Walter G., Jr.
M
Coutras, George
M
Cox, John M.
YW
Crawford, H. A.
M
Cree, Burkert
MR
Croskery, Robert W.
M
Crosland, Stanley B.
M
Currey, Cecil B.
C
Curtis, Charles N.
R
Curtiss, Ohmer J.
M
Cutting, Harvey W.
M
Dallwig, Roger E.
M
Dalton, Joseph
M
Davis, George F.
MR
Davis, Royal G.
M
Davis, Walter E.
M
Deinstadt, Leslie G.
M
DeLaurentis, Joseph B.
MR
Densmore, Douglas
M
Derby, Marvin L.
M
Dickson, Ronald C.
M
Dietrich, Lester L.
M
Dobson, Robert F.
M
Don, Richard P.
M
Dowd, J. A.
R
Drag, John J.
M
Dumelow, George
RE
Duncan, Charles
M
Duncan, Herbert E.
M
Dunwiddie, Lester N.
M
Edwards, J. Edgar
MM
Egly, Alan
M
Eichorn, John
MM
EUcey, G. A.
M
Elmore, John R.
AM
Ensminger, Fred P.
R
Evans, James G.
M
Fellows, Earl Y.
M
Ferris, Harlo H.
R
Fifield, James W.
R
Fischle, John H.
M
Fish, Merle E., Jr.
M
Flanigan, William T.
M
Foster, Harry H.
MR
Foust, A. T.
M
Frank, Robert L.
M
Freeman, LeVern
M
Frehse, Robert M.
MM
Fuller, Charles F.
MI
Furstenberg, Mrs. Chester A.
RE
Garrington, Dwight J.
MR
Gentile, Philip
M
Gerhardt, Louis B.
M
Gibson, P. W.
R
Giddings, George
M
Gillis Raymond L.
M
Goddard, Albert L.
M
Good, Charles M.
R
Gordon, Alan D.
AM
Box 763. Orleans, Mass.
202 N. Clifton, Wichita, Kan. 67208
Risingsun, Ohio 43457
1900 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 5540
Sevaldale, Iowa
Box 3627, Carmel, Calif. 93921
5934 8th Ave., Kenosha, Wis. 53140
817 Bushnell St., Beloit, Wis. 53511
605 Leisure Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33612
3810 N. Madison, Tacoma, Wash. 98407
3919 Shore Rd., Acme, Mich. 49610
3312 Forest Dr., Cheyenne, Wyo. 8200 J
2627 N. Talman Ave., Chicago, 111. 60647
Portage, Maine 04678
South St., Hinsdale, Mass. 01235
311 E. Main St., Middletown, Conn. 06457
Box 424, Genoa, Neb. 68640
2915 W. Ranch Road, Mequon, Wis. 53092
113 Union St., E. Walpole, Mass. 02032
46 Main St., Lubec, Maine 04652
Box 45, North Fryeburg, Maine 04058
2405 Paloma, Pasadena, Calif. 91104
2600 Yorktown St., Oceanside, N. Y. 11572
11 Conant Rd., Lynn, Mass. 01904
Box 168, Forest City, Iowa 50436
Rte. 2 Robbins, N. C. 27325
31 Barton Ave., Terre Haute, Indiana 47803
14 Waite Street, West Warwick, R. I. 02893
East Haddam, Conn. 06423
439 W. 58th St., Kansas City, Mo. 64113
101 Maiden St., Mineral Point, Wis. 53565
1404 Linwood Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. 4810J
961 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11226
1780 The Alameda, Suite 330,
San Jose, Calif. 95126
Box 15,Wataga, 111. 61488
277 Main St., Hartford, Conn. 06106
P.O. Box 1585, Sanford, Fla. 32771
65 S. Sherman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702
NorthWeare,N.H. 03281
433 Pine St., Waterloo, Iowa 50703
118 Fremont PI., Los Angelas, Calif. 90005
704 W. Market St., Potts ville. Pa. 17901
7210 Chelan Way, Hollywood, Calif. 90028
94 E. College St., Hillsdale, Mich. 49266
17 Princeton St., N. Chelmsford, Mass. 11862'
2100 McConnell Rd., Whitsett, N. C. 27377
203 Second St., Atkinson, 111. 61235
3717 Hill St., Huntington Park, Calif. 90255
506 W. Maplehurst Blvd.,
Ferndale, Mich. 48220
1135 Paradise Ave., Hamden, Conn. 06514
27731 Lathrup Blvd.,
Lathrup Village, Mich. 48075
809 Park Rd, LeMars, Iowa
17435 Redwood Blvd.,
Lathrup Village, Mich. 48075
P.O. Box 6121, Salt Lake City, Utah 84106
411 2nd Ave. N. E., Waseca, Minn. 56093
115 S. Washington St., Elkhorn, Wis. 53121
76 Congress St., Portland, Maine 04101
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223 E. 12th Ave., Hutchinson, Kan. 67501
1917 LaSalle Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 55403
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Graham, G. Russell
M
Graichen, Harry H.
M
Graves, Donald G.
M
Gray, David L.
AM
Gray, Henry D.
M
Gray, Kenneth V.
M
Greathouse, Robert D.
M
Greeley, Arthur W.
M
Greenway, Cornelius
ME
Gregory, Joseph G.
MR
Green, John F. C.
ME
Grey, Alfred D.
M
Gwaltney, W. Malcolm
M
Haeussler, Armin
AM
Haines, Nevin A.
M
Haldane, Robert, Sr.
M
Haldane, Robert, Jr.
M
Haley, R. Earle
MM
Hall, Charles H.
M
Hall, Lloyd M., Jr.
M
Hallauer, Gerald G.
M
Hallock, Raymond T.
M
Hanna, Robert J.
M
Hannevik, Gustav O.
M
Hanscom, Clarence W.
M
Hansen, Niel E.
MR
Harris, Harold A.
M
Harris, J. A.
R
Harris, J. E.
R
Harris, Lyndon P.
M
Harris, Ralphe A.
ME
Hartman, Talmage
M
Hartmann, William L.
M
Harvey, L. C.
M
Hatch, John C.
M
Hawes, Percy
M
Heigham, Robert H.
M
Henry, Donald
M
Hirtle, Ralph L.
M
Hoats, Elmer E.
M
Holden, Edwin R.
M
Horst, Edward H.
M
Hosking, William T.
ME
Hovatter, G. Howard
M
Howard, Donald
MM
Howard W. O.
M
Hunsicker, William H.
M
Hunsinger, Homer J.
M
Hunter, Robert J.
M
Hutchins, James H.
R
Imhoff, Frederick J.
M
Ito, Miss Satoko
RE
Ives, Robert
YW
Jacobs, Marvin
Jenkins, Alan
M
Jenkins, Blanchard
M
Jensen, Clifford C.
RE
Johns, R. Dick
AM
Johnson, Arnold
M
Johnson, A. Christian
M
150 W. 8th St., Claremont, Calif. 91711
630 Sunset Dr., Naperville, 111. 60540
Friendship, Wis. 53934
2314 Collingwood Blvd., Toledo, Ohio 43620
221 Girard Ave., Hartford, Conn. 06106
74 Pine St., South Paris, Maine 04281
Rt. 4 Box 245 F, Kenosha, Wis. 53140
c/o All Souls Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
15347 Murray Hill, Detroit, Mich. 48227
518 Oberdick Dr. McKeesport, Pa. 15132
1920 Collingwood, Toledo, Ohio 43624
1721 Dry Creek Rd., San Jose, Calif. 95125
5934 8th Ave., Kenosha, Wis. 53140
P.O. Box 149, Parkersburg, Iowa 50665
16 Fobes St., Portland, Maine 04103
2524 Spring Arbor Rd., Jackson, Mich. 49203
Mt. Marion Rd., Saugerties, N. Y. 12477
223 W. Douglas, Knoxville, 111. 61448
High St., East Machias, Maine 04630
1525 Second Ave. E., Spencer, Iowa 51301
502 Leelanau, Frankfort, Mich. 49635
Hoffman & Griffith Sts.,
Saugatuck, Mich. 49453
410 E. Chicago Blvd., Britton, Mich. 49229
1421 Amy Court, Whiting, Ind. 46384
1823 Malvern Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45406
2200 N.W. 26th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 73107
811 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771
After May 1, 1968
Mt. Gilead, N. C. 27306
Rte. 1, Candor, N. C. 27229
19525 Cleveland Rd., South Bend. Ind. 46637
720 N. 2nd Ave., May wood, 111. 60153
Box 65, Hohenwand, Tenn. 59047
97-15 94th St., Ozone Park, N. Y. 11416
Rte. 2 Snow Camp. N. C. 27349
317 W. Main Street,
Tilton, New Hampshire 03276
Rte. 1, Box 172, Sanford, N. C. 27330
624 High St. Hanson, Mass. 02341
130 W. Seymour St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19144
Box 7, Eastford, Conn. 06242
226 Riley St., Dundee, Mich. 48131
Box 414, Siglerville, Pa. 17063
507 First West, Roundup, Mont. 59072
822 Dodge St. Kewaunee, Wis. 54216
106 Jones St., Maize, Kansas 67101
1 8 S. Washington Ave., Athens, N. Y.
Rte. 5, Box 270, Burlington, N. C. 27215
P.O. Box 57, North Pownal, Vermont 05260
701 N. Lebanon, Lebanon, Ind. 46052
107 Allegheny Ave., Tarentum, Pa. 15084
2111 E. Mountain, Pasadena, Calif.
Rte. 2, Box 552, Saugerties, N. Y. 12477
715 S. Forest, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104
135 Spruce St., Watertown, Mass.
279 Laurel Dr., Altadena, Calif. 91102
702 Woodcrest Dr., Royal Oak, Mich. 48073
Newton, 111. 62448
2875 Pine Dr., Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001
1 1 W. High St., Bound Brook, N. J. 08805
Rte. 1, Box 87, Newaygo, Mich. 49337
79-1 1 Jackson Heights, New York 1 1373
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Johnson, Glover
R
Johnson, Harry W.
R
Joiner, Lacey
M
Jones, Foster C.
M
Jones, John J.
M
Jones, Paul
M
Jones, Paul R.
M
Jones, Roland B.
M
Jordan, Kroum S.
MR
Jowes, Edgar L.
M
Kauffman, Clyde R.
M
Keefe, W. Thomas
M
Keiper, R. Warren
M
Keiser, Sherwood C.
M
Kemp, George W.
M
Kemper, Robert C.
M
King, Norman G.
ME
Kjenstad, Lowell G.
M
Klein, E. G.
R
Klopp, Ward K.
R
Knost, Peter N.
M
Knudson, Martin N.
M
Krebs, Arthur H.
M
Kruener, Harry H.
M
Lacy, Mrs. Inez M.
M
Landes, Howard J.
M
Larson, Walter W.
MI
Lee, Mrs. Florence B.
RE
LeMay, Harold E.
R
Lenz, Mrs. Ralph
RE
Lewis, Olin A.
M
Libby, David J.
M
Liles, Richard D.
M
Lindner, Kenneth M.
C
Linser, Roger
M
Lloyd, William R.
R
Lobb, Douglas L.
MR
Locke, Stewart E.
MR
Lord, Harvey R.
M
Lower, James M.
MI
Lowther, Charles C.
R
Ludwig, Melvin
AM
Lundberg, Arthur R.
R
Lyon, Ellsworth D.
M
Lyons, James
MI
MacDonald, Angus G.
M
MacDougal, Arthur R.
R
MacFarlane, William
M
Macklin, Egbert C.
R
Maddux, Mr. & Mrs. L.
YW
Maher, Thomas L.
M
Manahan, Carlton 0.
M
Marcus, James O.
MM
Marsh, Miss Elaine
RE
Marshal, Charles F.
M
Marshall. Edward H.
M
Masselink. Bruce H.
M
Matheny, Stephen
M
Maunder, Leonard H.
M
Maycroft, Horace E.
R
Maxam, Victor
M
McConaughy, William H.
M
McCoy, Noah E.
M
Marietta, Ohio 45750
1301 N. 15th St., Boise, Idaho 83702
293 WilHams, Randolph, Wis. 53956
410 Almont Ave., Almont, Mich. 48041
803 W. Church St., Brazil, Ind. 47834
103 Academy St., Plymouth Pa. 18651
Box 596, Perry, Mich. 48872
9484 Raviller Dr., Downey, Calif. 90240
6 Webster St., Hyde Park, Mass. 02136
2 Bowdoin St., Winthrop, Maine 04364
1117 W. 18th Ave., Spokane, Washington 992
7510 Dotson Rd., Lincoln, Neb. 68505
Dalton, Wis. 53926
121 S. 5th St., Duquesne, Pa. 15110
2317 Olympia St., McKeesport, Pa. 15132
540 E. Sixth St., Alton, 111. 62002
c/o Central Cong. Church, Dorchester, Mass.
Meadow St., Bingham, Maine 04920
8 W. 27th Ave., Spokane, Washington 99203
229 S. Ridgewood Ave.,
Daytona, Beach, Fla. 32014
362 N. Bronson Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 9001
Rossie, Iowa 51356
207 N. 4th St., Clear Lake, Iowa 50428
184 Columbia St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11201
1526 Boyd St., Ashland, Neb. 68003
600 Ward Street, Marietta, Ohio 45750
2465 Cherry Street, Toledo, Ohio 43608
616 N. Bluff, Wichita, Kan.
21 Old Rd., Eliot, Maine 03903
1034 Western, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48103
132 Golf Ln., Burlington, Iowa 52601
Highland Ave., Manchester, Mass 01915
506 Chicago St., Plainfield, 111. 60544
406 Grand Blvd., Huntington, W. Va. 25705
609 W. State, Marshalltown, Iowa 50158
Plymouth Place Home, La Grange, 111. 60525
1945 Ninth St., LaVerne, Calif. 91750
1627 W. Flora Street, Stockton, Calif. 95203
Box 275, Watervliet, Mich. 49098
610 N. Wheaton Ave., Wheaton, 111.
13204 E. Outer Dr. Detroit, Mich. 48224
50 Ascan Ave., Forest Hills, New York 11375
New Bedford Rd., Rochester, Mass. 02770
Box 72, Dover, 111. 61323
Detroit, Mich.
520 N. 9th St., Bayport, Minnesota 55003
c/o First Cong. Church, Bingham, Maine
519 Sanborn, Port Huron, Mich. 48060
143-13 85th Dr., Jamaica, N. Y. 11435
E. 9019 Liberty, Spokane, Wash. 99206
163 Center St., Plymouth, Pa. 18651
Haley Road, Kittery Point, Maine 03905
176 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 532('
4904 10th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. 55417
Albion, 111. 62806
600 W. 1 13, New York, New York 10025
2345 Robinson Rd. S.E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 49506
P.O. Box 139, Livingston, Montana 59047
341 S. Main St., Vermontville, Mich. 49096
c/o First Cong. Ch., Saugatuck, Mich. 49453
15375 Gilchrist, Detroit, Mich. 48227
227 Brattle Rd., Syracuse, N. Y.
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79 Weston Ave.. Holbrook. Mass. 02343
Rte. 1. Box 58. Stedman. N. C. 28391
Rte. 1. Steadman. N. C. 28391
321 Terrace Road. McKeesport. Pa. 15135
5 Plympton St.. Middleboro. Mass. 02346
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223 W. Ninth St.. Traverse Citv. Mich. 49684
1013 Willow Rd.. Greensboro. N. C. 27400
Sims. 111. 62886
1632 Huntland Dr., Des Moines, Iowa 50310
52 Church Green. Taunton. Mass. 02780
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1243 Apache Trail N.W..
Cedar Rapids. la. 52405
811 Raeburn Rd.. Eaton Rapids. Mich. 48827
2215 Morton Ave.. Elkhart. Ind. 46517
Box 57. N. Pownal. Vt. 05260
7 Ridee Rd.. Stonv Creek. Conn. 06405
1818 N. Shawnee.
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma 73107
Wisconsin Rapids. Wis.
2567 Tennvson. Anaheim. Calif. 92806
Rte. 1. Box 231. Gibsonville. N. C. 27249
245 S. 24th. Terre Haute. Ind. 47803
11 Crescent St.. Derrv. New Hampshire 03038
202 Third St. N.E.. Mitchellville, Iowa 50169
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4411 E. Pontaluna Rd.. Fruitport. Mich. 49415
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315 S. Ninth St. Sabetha. Kansas 66534
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1 Crescent St.. Norwich. Conn. 06360
318 Circle Dr. McKeesport. Pa. 15131
Mason Citv. Iowa 50401
394 S. Howard St.. Gary, Indiana 46403
Brazil. Ind. 47834
Hillsdale Dr.. Rockville. Conn. 06066
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Redgranite. Wis. 54970
Chichester. New Hampshire 03258
2323 Hartzell. Evanston. 111.
3407 Wilminston Rd.. New Castle. Pa. 16101
Box 41. Glen Ellen. Calif. 95416
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1507 Ridge Court. Wauwatosa. Wis. 53213
85 Favette St.. Hillsdale. Mich. 49242
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Bancroft, Mich. 48414
16604 LaSalle, Detroit, Mich. 48221
1419 Bailey, Lansing, Mich. 48910
1 10 E. College Ave., Frostbury, Md. 21532
R. D., Tipton, Mich. 49287
2119 29th Ave. S., Seattle, Wash. 98144
6501 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90043
10705 Sunnymead PL,
Oklahoma City, Okla. 73120
Spring Green, Wis. 53588
29260 Brooks Lane, Southfield, Mich. 48075
7435 Oak Hill Ave., Wauwatosa, Wis. 53213
Box 320, Rte. 1, West Terre Haute, Ind. 47885
496 Chase Rd., East Freetown, Mass. 02717
15607 Lakewood Heights Blvd.,
Lakewood, Ohio 44107
2403 Elmhurst, Royal Oak, Mich. 48073
10359 S. Eberhart, Chicago, 111. 60628
138 Grove Hill Rd., Chester, Conn. 06412
59 Pineapple St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11201
28 Linfield St., Holbrook, Mass. 02343
Weymouth, Mass. 02188
3233 Piero Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43615
37 Centre St., Machias, Maine 04654
Chfistpr Pa
315 Short ibth St., Beaver Falls Pa. 15010
Indiahoma, Okla. 73552
7 Deepwood Drive, Danbury, Conn. 06804
1181 W. Wellington Dr. Deltona, Fla. 32763
317 E. Lincoln St., Wheaton, 111. 60187
5532 Wooddale Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 55424
350 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, New York 1 1238
761 Fourth Ave., Lake Odessa, Mich. 48849
Rte. 1, Graham, N. C. 27253
1907 W. 41st St., Los Angeles, Calif.
149 12th St., Del Mar, Colo. 92014
419 Park St., Grinnell, Iowa 50112
915 Gramercy, Toledo, Ohio 43612
8063 State St., Central Lake, Mich. 49622
233 Altenhof b. Eckernforde,
Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
221 Glenridge Way, Winter Park, Fla. 32789
193 Main St., Medway, Mass. 02053
604 Brae Burn, Mansfield, Ohio 44907
P.O. Box 216, Soquel, Calif. 95073
6045 Summit St., Maybee, Mich. 48159
1017 N. Dellrose, Wichita, Kan. 67208
115 E. 14th, Hutchinson, Kansas
1010 S. 2nd Ave., May wood, 111. 60153
1008 Mound Ave., South Pasadena, Calif. 91030
Box 203, Kingston, New Hampshire 03848
Burlington, N. C. 27215
509 Second Ave. N. E., Waseca, Minn. 56093
10422 Chatterton, Houston, Texas 77043
138 Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass. 02166
Box 98, Enigma, Georgia 31749
649 Worthington Ct., Ann Arbor, Mich. 48108
1 154 Spruce Ave., Galesburg, 111. 61401
R. D., Nuangala, Pa. 18637
RED 1, Norwich, Conn. 06360
230Payson, San Dimas, Calif. 91773
152 Miller St., Middleboro, Mass. 02346
1 Monument Ave., Old Bennington. Vt. 05201
31697 Lafler Rockwood, Mich. 48173
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829 N.W. 13th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 73106
Box 1, Demorest, Ga. 30535
27 Rocky Hill Rd., Burlington, Mass.
12145 S. Stewart Ave., Chicago, 111. 60628
Box 653, Johnstown, Pa. 15901
P.O. Box 33, Haliimaile, Maui, Hawaii
Flanders Road, Stonington, Conn. 06378
10 Post Hill PL, New London, Conn.
737 Fitzgerald Dr., Raleigh, N. C. 27610
P.O. Box 366, Toulon, Illinois 61483
144 Whittum Ave., Springfield, Mass. 01118
3837 N.W. 26th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 73107
626 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
Box 168 Highland, Mich. 48031
300 N. Main St., Pittsford, Mich. 49271
R.R. 1, Box 974, Kihei, Maui, Hawaii 96753
Main Street, Danby, Vermont 05739
109 S. Main St., Roscommon, Mich. 48653
529 14th PI., Kenosha, Wis. 53140
193 Carpenter Road, Mansfield, Ohio 44903
Rte. 1, Box 345, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402
3 Ninth St. S.E., Huron, So. Dak. 57350
1496 Hoyt St., Muskegon, Mich. 49442
8419 Maltby Rd., Woodinville, Wash. 98072
5 1 5 N. State College Blvd., Anaheim, Calif. 92805
806 N. Third Ave., Maywood, 111. 60153
Maple Rapids, Mich. 48853
7365 Childsdale, Rockford, Mich. 49341
395 Luella Street, St. Paul, Minn.
R. D. No. 2, Poseyville, Ind. 47633
Piedmont College, Demorest, Ga. 30535
1 3161/2 N. Fuller Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90046
750 E. 18th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11230
393 E. Alvarado St., Pomona, Calif. 91767
24561 Juniper Flat Rd., Romoland, Calif. 93280
7575 W. 130th St., Parma, Ohio 44130
2143 Dryden Rd., El Cajon, Calif.
Ekalaka, Montana 59324
New Bedford Rd., Rochester, Mass. 02770
1236 8th St. N.W., Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52402
278 Katahdin Ave., Millinocket, Maine 04462
2515 N.W. 56th St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla. 73112
27 Prospect St., Topsfield, Mass. 01983
3840 E. Superior St., Duluth, Minn. 55804
Box 209, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii 96766
Box 209, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii
785 Madison St., Fall River, Mass. 02720
29th St., Columbus, Ga. 31901
670 Main St., Edwardsville, Pa. 18704
1508 Belton, Webster Groves, Mo.
RFD 1, Wychwood Rd.,
Old Lyme, Conn. 06371
Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, Mass.
Box 294 Osage, Iowa
Rte. 1 Osseo, Mich. 49266
25325 Ravine Road, Southfield, Mich. 48075
c/o First Cong. Church. Detroit, Mich. 48201
436 Main Street, Chadron, Neb. 69337
Searsport, Maine 04974
1701 Morgan Terrece, Beloit, Wis. 53511
522 Hiram, Wichita, Kan. 67213
67 E. North St., Galesburg, 111. 61401
716 Howard St., Santa Rosa, Calif. 95405
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Abendroth, Robert V. CM
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Addison, Mrs. Henry CC
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Allyn, Lewis CM
Anderson, Gunnar CM
Anderson, Mrs. William B. RO
Armstrong, Mrs. Glenn CC
Arnold, Walter D. CM
Aspach, Eugene CM
Auble, Mrs. John RO
Aughey, Mrs. Hugh CO
Azhderian, Helen W. CC
Bagley, Peter HP
Bainbridge, Miss Mildred CC
Baker, Margaret CC
Barg, Mrs. H. E. CO
Bartlett, Merlin CM
Barton, Mrs. Wilma G. CC
Bass, Dr. Robert L. CM
Bate, James W. CM
Bates, Mrs. George CC
Bates, Mrs. Ralph I. CC
Beal, Victor CM
Beattie, Clifford G. CM
Beck, Mrs. Ralph L. CC
Behringher, H. H. CM
Bengtson, Mrs. Arnold CC
Bergman, Melvin R. CM
Berkaw, Mrs. George R. RO
Berner, Mrs. Norman L, CC
Keyes Pond Rd. Westford, Mass. 01886
843 Calvin S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 49506
6057 N. Lydell Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 53217
Box 263, Marshalltown, Iowa 50158
Box 263, Marshalltown, Iowa 50158
135 Sullivan Ave., Somerset, Mass.
74 Massasoit St., Northampton, Mass. 01060
131 Elmwood, Ponca City, Okla. 74601
2910 Marshall Ave. S.E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 49508
916 Shoshoni, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001
20 McArthur Blvd., W. Warwick, R. I. 02893
Rte. 25, Brookfield Center, Conn. 06805
12117 S. Yale Avenue, Chicago, 111. 60628
9614 E. 32nd St., Independence, Miss. 64052
Rte. 2, Box 143-B, Candor, N. C. 27229
34 Cabb Rd., Bloomfield, Conn.
R.R. 5, Lima, Ohio 45801
415 N. Sixth Ave., Maywood, 111. 60153
1303 "F" St. S.E., Auburn, Washington 98002
1828 N. Bronson Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90028;
35106 Main St., Wayne, Michigan 48184
350 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11238
3539 N. 55 W, Wichita, Kansas 67205
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Cornish, N. H. 03746
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S. Lubec, Maine
184 Palace Ave., Warwick, R. I.
121 N. Franklin St., Holbrook, Mass. 02343
619 N. State, Stanton, Mich. 48888
1206 Minnesota Ave., Natrona Heights, Pa.
504 Fox River Dr.,
Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 48013
R.R.,Altona, 111. 61414
Bear Hill Road, Middletown, Conn. 06457
2315 Collingwood Blvd., Toledo, Ohio 43620
14231 Penrod, Detroit, Mich. 48223
306 First St., Kewaunee, Wis. 54216
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Berthold, Elizabeth H. CC
Bessac, Mrs. Winfred CC
Bingman, Harry W. CM
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Black, Herbert CM
Black, Robert B. RO
Biair, C. William CM
Blaisdell, Mrs. Mary CO
Bohman, George V. DM
Bohn, Russell O. RO
Bonbright, George E. CM
Bosl, Eugene C. CM
Bourne, Ted CM
Bowen, Willard CM, RO
Bowker, Mrs. Avis M. CC
Boyd, Mrs. Clarence E. CC
Braidwood, Neil CC
Brandon, Gale CO
Brant, Willis CO
Breneman, Mrs. Cecil CC
Brooks, War DM
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Bryan, Mrs. George CC
Buchta, Franklin M. CO
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Calkins, Kenneth CC
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Carey, Eugene CM
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Chamberlin, Harold CM
Chamberlin, Russell CM
Chinnis, Mrs. Marilyn CC
Chivas, Mrs. Norman J. CC
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Church, Charles CM
Cimbora, Holly M. CO
Clark, Mrs. Lela CC
Clayton, Mrs. N. E. CC
Cleary, Mr. Charles CC
Clifford, Carl E. CC
Clugston, Mrs. DeEtta M. CC
Clutts, Joseph CM
Cobb, Miss Claire CC
North Main Street, Wolfeboro, N. H. 03894
178 Water Street, Stonington, Conn. 06378
RED 1, Dalton, Wis. 53926
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P.O. Box 511, Mesa, Arizona 85201
Pittsford, Michigan 49271
Box 315, Mansfield, Ohio 44901
105 W. 8th St., Naperville, 111. 60540
1700 Wedgewood, W., Elm Grove, Wis. 53122
1014 Edgewood, Royal Oak, Mich. 48067
440 S. Hamilton St., Gary, Indiana 46403
12680 Dunbar Rd., Glen Ellen, Calif.
311 E. Winnie Way, Arcadia, Calif. 91006
9117 Sioux, Detroit, Mich. 48239
Village Lane, Harwinton, Conn. 06790
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926 Mohawk, Columbus, Ohio 43206
3352 Calremont Ct., Santa Rosa, Calif. 95405
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3311 N. Cheyenne St., Tacoma, Wash. 98407
3138 Piero Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43615
15 Peach Tree, Wichita, Kanasas 67218
35 Marjorie St., Norwich, Conn.
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519 10th St., Racine, Wis. 53403
212 S. 6th Street, Livingston, Montana 59047
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307 N. Chestnut St., Lansing, Mich. 48933
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17871 Mann, Irvine, CaHf.
Milroy, Pa.
South Merrimack, N. H. 03083
Musselshell, Montana 59072
256 N. Roosevelt, Wichita, Kan. 67208
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1450 Miller, Morrice, Mich. 48857
365 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11238
456 16th Place, Costa Mesa, CaHf.
268 Ridge Rd., Middletown, Conn. 06457
56 Linfield St., Holbrook, Mass. 02343
189 Navajo, Pontiac, Mich. 48053
4301 Bellaire Blvd., Bellaire, Texas 77401
1105 Wisconsin Avenue, Glenwood, 111. 60425
1948 Marine Plaza, Milw., Wis. 53203
803 E. Spooner Rd., Milwaukee, Wis.
Machiasport, Maine 04655
R.D. 1, Roberta, Georgia 31078
3665 Greenhill Rd., Pasadena, Calif. 91107
Hy K, Oconomowoc, Wis.
14900 Gebhardt Rd., Elm Grove, Wis. 53122
4815 Clover Lane, Toledo, Ohio 43613
5833 Holly Glenn Dr., Toledo, Ohio 43612
1021 E. Porter, Naperville, 111. 60540
502 Cass St., Green Bay, Wis. 54301
Adams, Wis. 53910
40 Park Street, Adams, Mass. 01220
R.R. 3, St. Johns, Mich. 48879
411 Cottage, Neosho, Missouri 64850
Parkersburg, Iowa 50665
Brookline, South Merrimack, N. H. 03033
R.R. 2, Treat Rd., Adrain, Mich. 49221
12338 Flanders, Detroit, Mich. 48205
Box 104, Dayton, Wyo. 82836
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Coddington, Mrs. Janet M. CC
Colburn, Vern RO
Coles, Mrs. Rita CC
Colgan, Ida CC
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Crampton, Freeman CC
Cranston, Albert H. CO
Craze, Mrs. Herbert L. CM, CC
Cronin, Arthur CM
Cronshey, Mrs. Richard H. CC
Crosby, Ernest S. RO
Crouch, Mrs. Mary CC
Cummings, Calvin CO
Curry, Mrs. Harold R. CC
Dahl, John L. CM
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4060 La Junta Dr., Claremont, Calif. 91711
616 E. Carlisle Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 53217
1044 N. Bonnie Dr., Los Angeles, Calif. 90026
Searsport, Maine 04974
9^/2 Crandall St., Adams, Mass. 01220
7110 Ash PI., Gary, Indiana 46403
508 N. 18th St., Ashland, Nebraska 68003
786 Karen Lane, Sharon, Pa.
7020 Mission PI., Huntington Park, Cal. 90257
1314 Montgomery St., Ealon Rapids,
Mich. 48827
3709 Robinhood, Houston, Texas 77005
Rte. 1, Box 395, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402
Mackinac Island, Mich. 49757
612 North 3rd Street, Livingston,
Montana 59047
Rte. 1, Box 228, Coldwater, Mich. 49036
Rte. 1, Box 228, Coldwater, Mich. 49036
30 Endicott St., Springfield, Mass. 01118
Denmark, Maine 04022
Denmark, Maine 04022
307 E. 4th St., Spencer. Iowa 51301
Box 222, Spring Green, Wis. 53588
9997 Gabriella Dr., North Royalton,
Ohio 44133
Rte. 2, Hayward, Wis. 54843
35415 Elm, Wayne, Mich. 48184
1 High Street, Adams, Mass. 01220
R.R. 2, Plainfield, 111. 60544
Mitchellville, Iowa 50169
906 Second St. W., Roundup, Mont. 59072
Searsport, Maine 04974
Maine St., Somers, Conn. 06071
Dundee, Michigan 48131
Pine River, Wis. 54965
Rte. 1. Stateline Road, Beloit, Wis. 53511
815 N. 8th Ave., Maywood, 111. 60153
Star Rte., Robbins, N. C. 27325
Box 98, Kingston, New Hampshire 03848
21 Riverdale Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 02108
205 W. 8th Ave., Mount Dora, Fla. 32757
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Slater, Robert CM
Smith, Brad PF
Smith, Chester A. CM
Smith, Ehon B. CM
Smith, Mrs. Judy CC
Smith, Sue PF
Spickard, Leland CO
Sprague, Mrs. William L. RO
Stensvad, Mrs. Otto CC
Stephenson, Conrad L. CM
Stiles, John CM, DM
Stockman, Mrs. D. D. CC
Stockmeyer, Norman O. CM
Stoner, Mrs. Dale CC
Storrer, Richard H. CC
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Torrey, Joyce CC
Townsend, Richard E. CC
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True, LeRoy CM
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Turbin, Clinton A. CC
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Vernier, Mrs. Bernice CC
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Wahlgren, Mrs. H. E. CC
Wakelee, Mrs. Adah CM
Walker, Dwain CM
Walker, Mrs. Lucy J. CC
Walsh, Mrs. Wilbur CC
Warburton, Mrs. William CC
Ware, Mrs. Leroy L. CO
Warnke, Mrs. Edward CM
Wasson, Mrs. H. M., Jr. CC
Waterman, Mrs. Fred A. CC
Weaver, Mrs. Maude CC
12 Columbine Rd., Weston, Mass.
1703 Osborn Rd., Lansing, Mich. 48915
1417 Amy Ct., Whiting, Ind. 46394
511 Maquan St., Hanson, Mass. 02341
E. Kingston, N. H. 03827
1155 Loma Vista, Pomona, Calif. 91766
4645 N. Cramer, Milwaukee, Wis. 53211
145 Maple Hill Rd., Hopkins, Minn. 55343
Melstone, Montana 59054
5520 London Rd., Duluth, Minn. 55804
436 Randall Ave., DePere, Wis. 54115
48 S. 13th St. E., Salt Lake City, Utah 84102
38042 Glenwood, Wavne, Mich. 48184
Box 654, Chadron, Neb. 69337
925 Basehne Road, Claremont, CaHf. 91711
832 S. Lorraine Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
4516 Gilford Dr., Minneapolis, Minn. 55424
P. O. Box 33, HaHimaile, Maui, Hawaii
843 Boswell Ave., Norwich, Conn. 06360
4334 Forestview Dr., Toledo, Ohio 43615
Rte. 3, Hayward, Wis. 54843
9624 Redfern, Inglewood, Calif. 90301
3900 Orange Dr., Los Angeles, Calif. 90008
Taunton Rd., N. Lakeville, Mass. 02346
101 W. Grant, Central Park,
Danville, Wis. 61832
1916 Van Deuren St., Green Bay, Wis. 54302
Watervliet, Mich. 49098
Suttons Bay, Mich. 49682
562 Haven Drive, Anaheim, Calif. 92805
15 Heywood St., Worcester, Mass. 01604
2410 Pennsylvania Ave., West Mifflin, Pa. 15122
1102 McKinley, Johnstown, Pa. 15901
108 Anderson St., Santa Cruz, Calif.
1644 71st St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1 1204
144 Whittum Ave., Springfield, Mass. 01118
374 Elizabeth, Rockford, Mich. 49341
1010 S. Forest Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104
Kihei, Maui, Hawaii 96753
India Street, Nantucket, Mass. 02554
East Machias, Maine 04654
Merrill, Mich. 48637
Box 214, Saugatuck, Mich. 49453
325 Courtleigh Dr. Wichita, Kan. 67218
277 Main St., Hartford, Conn. 06103
2664 Fairway Dr., Jackson, Mich. 49201
428 W. Dartmouth Rd.,
Kansas City, Missouri 64113
202 Leelanau Ave., Frankfort, Mich. 49635
Rte. 4, Tifton, Georgia 31794
Pittsford, Michigan 49271
31 Grant Street, Forstburg, Md. 21532
1625 Georgia, Marysville, Mich. 48040
5041 London Rd., Duluth, Minnesota 55804
1002B South Railroad,
Santa Maria, Calif. 93454
Melstone, Montana 59054
LaMoille, 111. 61330
317 E. Main St., Vermontville, Mich. 49096
Mattapoisette Rd., Rochester, Mass. 02770
91 1 Cherry Lane, E. Lansing, Mich. 48823
R.R., Thawville, 111. 60968
Lower Main St., Buscksport, Maine 04416
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Rt. 1, Brazil, Indiana 47834
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CM
Woodbury, Ernest L.
CC
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3311 Wallace Dr., Pittsbureh, Pa. 15227
1015 S. Walnut, Santa Maria, Calif. 93454
llVi Elm St., Warren, Pa. 16365
Salem, Conn.
800 S. Ditman Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90023
R. D., Platteville, Wis. 53818
120 Prospect Hill, Taunton. Masss. 02780
W. 2722 Longfellow Ave., Spokane,
Wash. 99205
Ashley Ave., East Freetown, Mass. 02717
313 N. Fourth St., Burlington, Iowa 52601
1733 Louisa St., Burlington, Iowa 52601
Rte. 2, Neosho, Missouri 64850
Wareham St., Middleboro, Mass. 02346
27 Christler St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15223
Rte. 1, Fostoria, Ohio 44830
2265 Northfield, Trenton, Mich. 48183
8519 Alpine, Sparta, Mich.
Russell Ave., Troy, N. H. 03465
21251 Woodruff, Rockwood, Mich. 43173
4695 N. Main St., Fall River, Mass. 02720
Rte. 1, Robbins, N. C. 27325
Thawville, 111. 60968
1718 33rd St., Kenosha, Wis. 53140
318 S. Poplar, Wichita, Kan. 6721 1
213 N. Oneida St., Green Bay, Wis. 54303
12109 S. Harvard Ave., Chicago, 111. 60628
902 Parkview Rd., Galesburg, 111. 61401
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
of the
National Association of Congregational Cnristian Churches of the United States
Preamble
WHEREAS, churches of the congregational order have historically held tc
certain truths, chief among which are the freedom of the Christian man main-
tained at all costs and all hazards; the right of the local church to self-government
in all matters temporal and spiritual, because of Christ's word that where two oi
three are gathered together in His name He is in their midst; the fellowship of
the churches in the spirit of love, without compulsion or restraint and free from
the bondage of creed or ecclesiastical control, and,
WHEREAS, the congregational wav is one of the great outer and corporate
expressions of the inner and individual life, and,
WHEREAS, the needs of our time demand that these timeless principles be
revived and given national, as well as local, expression, and,
WHEREAS, the advancement in transportation and communication is such
that churches a continent apart are now as near together as the contiguous
churches of yesterday, and,
WHEREAS, it is desirable that Congregational Christian Churches have ar
organization embracing the entire nation, of which the members shall be churches
and through which they may counsel and may realize their common purposes
and advance God's Kngdom;
WHEREAS, Churches by delegates assembled in Detroit, Michigan, or
November 9 and 10, 1955, first organized and elected temporary officers of the
National Association of Congregational Christian Churches;
THEREFORE WE, the churches by our delegates here assembled in Wau-
watosa, Wisconsin, this 25th dav of October, 1956, do covenant in this national
association of Congregational Christian Churches to walk together in the ways
which Cod anciently revealed to our fathers, and in such further wavs as He
may yet reveal to us, the present form and purposes being hereinafter stated. •
Amen. I
ARTICLE I. NAME
The name of this association shall be the National Association of Conecrega-
tional Christian Churches of the United States, hereinafter called the Association.
ARTICLE II. PURPOSE
The purpose of the Association shall be:
To provide a means by which Congregational Christian Churches of this
nation may, without in any wise disturbing or altering their present associations
and aiSiliations, consult and advise together as churches upon matters of com-
mon concern to them, both temporal and spiritual;
To provide this closer fellowship and unity in all spiritual matters among
Congregational Christian Churches;
To aid; in such ways as may from time to time be appropriate and proper,
the continuance and growth of those Christian purposes and practices \yhich
have been the historic and accepted characteristics of Congregational Christian
Churches.
In case of necessity to do and perform any and all functions ordinarily and
customarily performed by Congregational Christian associations.
To promote, carry on and supervise such co-operative activities among mem-
ber Churches as to them from time to time may seem wise and expedient.
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Upon application therefor by member Churches, to provide for them such
assistance, whether financial or through advice and consultation or otherwise,
as may be proper and expedient.
ARTICLE III. MEMBERSHIP
1. CHURCHES
Membership in the Association shall be by Churches, which membership
shall not be considered inconsistent with membership in any other Congrega-
tional Christian Association or conferences; in all matters submitted to the Asso-
ciation for consideration, each member Church shall have one vote.
1. Any Congregational Christian Church may become a member of the
Association by congregational action taken at any duly called and held meeting
of such Church, which congregtional action shall then be certified to the secre-
tary of the Association by the Church clerk, at which time such Church shall
become a member. Membership may be withdrawn by any member Church at
any time by like action and certification, without impairment of any of its tem-
poral or spiritual rights as a Congregational Christian Church.
2. Affiliated Fellowships. Fellowships of Churches in sympathy with the
purposes and goals of this Association may request a mutually acreeable affilia-
tion, without vote, but with voice, whether or not any or all of their individual
member Churches are members of this Association. Such affiliation shall be in
the spirit of fellowship and shall never be the basis for the exercise of ecclesiasti-
cal control by this Association or by the affiliate.
3. Associate member Churches. Any Christian Church, in svmpathy with
the purpose and eoals of this Association, and in accordance with the procedure
of ARTICLE III, Section 1, above, may request an associate membership in the
Association, without vote, but with representation on the floor at meetings.
ARTICLE IV. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
1. Officers. The elected officers of the Association shall be as follows: Mod-
erator, Assistant Moderator, Secretary, Treasurer, and Historian, and such other
officers as may be named in the Bylaws.
a. The Moderator shall be elected for a term of one year and shall preside
at all meetings of the Association. Men or women, either clergy or lay, shall be
eligible for election.
b. The Assistant Moderator shall be elected for a term of one year and shall
fill the office in the absence of the Moderator, or at his request. In case of a
vacancy in the office of Moderator, the Assistant Moderator shall fulfill the
duties during the unexpired term.
c. The Secretary shall be elected for a term of one year and shall keep a
full and accurate record of the proceedings of the Association and of the Execu-
tive Committee. He shall keep a record of the membership and attendance and
receive official communications, send notices and correspondence as directed by
the Association or the Executive Committee.
d. The Treasurer shall be elected for a term of one year and shall be the
custodian of the funds of this Association. He shall receive all contributions
and disburse funds under the direction of the Executive Committee to whom
he shall report upon request and to the Association to which he sh?^ll report at
its annual meeting. The Executive Committee shall require a sufficient bond
to be posted by the Treasurer and shall require that his books be annually
audited.
e. The Historian shall keep a v^ritten chronology of important historical
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events and accomplishments of the National Association which are pertinent
to the development and promotion of Congregationalism.
2. Election. The otticers shall be elected at each annual meeting.
3 There shall be:
a. An Executive Committee consisting of twelve members who shall be
elected for a term of four years. Their terms of office shall be staggered from
the time of the adoption of these articles so that finally three shall be elected
annually.
The Executive Committee shall be elected from the membership of mem-
ber Churches of the Association. Members of other committees and commis-
sions, other officers and employees shall be chosen and approved by the Asso-
ciation or by the Executive Committee acting ad interim.
The Executive Committee shall meet on call of the secretary and the chair-
man who shall be elected by the committee.
The Executive Committee shall act for the Association between its meet-
ings, but the committee's action shall be subject to ratification and review by
the Association. Minutes of the actions of the committee shall be kept and
presented to the Association for ratification and review at the next regular
meeting.
b. No officer or appointee of the Association shall, by virtue of such office,
have any ecclesiastical authority or standing.
c. The Executive Committee may appoint an Executive Secretary whose
term of office, remuneration and duties shall be as agreed upon at the time of
appointment; such appointment and agreements shall be subject to relevant
provisions of the Bylaws and subject to the approval of the next regular meeting
of the Association. No Executive Secretary shall serve more than six years or
shall thereafter be eligible for* reappointment.
ARTICLE V. MEETINGS
Regular meetings of this Association shall be held annually, the exact time
and place to be fixed by the Executive Committee unless otherwise ordered by
the Association. Announcement of such meetings shall be made at least three
months in advance.
Special meetings may be convened upon the call of the Executive Commit-
tee or when twenty or more member Churches have so requested; such meetings
shall consider only that business stated in the call for the meeting, which call
shall be made not less than thirty days prior to such meeting.
A quorum shall consist of the delegates present representing 20 per cent of
the churches holding membership in the Association, except as provided in AR-
TICLE IX hereafter.
ARTICLE VI. CORPORATION
There shall be a corporation for this Association, the purpose of which shall
be to provide ways and means for the continuation, fostering, and advancement
of the historic and accepted practices of Congregational Christian Churches, as
these practices are stated and defined in the Articles of Association and Bylaws
of this Association.
ARTICLE VII. BYLAWS
The Association may from time to time make, alter, amend or repeal Bylaws,
consistent with, and to carry out but not augment, the purposes and functions
set forth herein.
Bylaws may be adopted, altered, amended or repealed upon a two-thirds
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vote of the members present and voting, but no Bylaw may be altered, amended,
or repealed on the same day the change is first proposed.
ARTICLE VIII. REFERENDUM COUNCIL
Since ecclesiastical power under God rests solely with the local Churches,
the member Churches of this Association have, and shall retain among their
other rights and powers, the right and power to review and modify any pro-
posal or action by any agency or creature of the member Churches of the Nati-
onal Association when such proposal or action is deemed by the Churches to be
in violation of the principles set forth in these Articles. The Churches also have,
and shall retain among their other rights and powers, the right and power to
initiate action which they deem wise and proper.
Such right and power to review, modify, or initiate may be exercised by
means of a Referendum Council, which may be called by not less than ten per-
cent of the member Churches.
The manner of calling and constituting a Referendum Council, ttie func-
tioning of such a Referendum Council, and the method of voting on a question
referred to the Churches by a Referendum Council, shall be governed by the
relevant provisions of the Bylaws of this Association.
ARTICLE IX. AMENDMENT
At any duly called and held meeting of the Association, a quorum being
present, these Articles of Association may be amended by a two-thirds vote of
the member Churches represented at such meeting through their delegates,
( 1 ) notice of such proposed amendment or amendments having been given at
a previous meeting, or ( 2 ) the proposed amendment or amendments having been
requested by twenty or more member Churches. In either case, the full text of
the proposed amendment or amendments shall be printed and distributed with
the call to the meeting at which they are to be considered.
BYLAWS I. MEETINGS
1. Regular meetings shall be held annually at times and places fixed by the
Executive Committee, which shall issue a call of the meeting signed by its Chair-
man, as provided by the Articles of Association.
2. Special meetings shall be called and held as proposed in Article V of the
Articles of Association.
II. MEMBERSHIP AND VOTING
1. Each Church which is a member of the Association as provided in the
Articles of Association, may be represented at meetings of the Association by a
delegate chosen in such manner as each Church may for itself determine. Such
delegate shall, nevertheless, be certified to the meeting by the proper oflBcer of
the Church which he represents. A person may represent more than one Church
but not more than a total of ten Churches as an official delegate.
2. Any member Church may designate one or more alternate delegates, in
addition to the official delegate, such shall be certified in the same manner as
the official delegate. Alternate delegates may attend all meetings and take part
in anv business, but shall not be permitted to vote, except that one delegate may
vote for the Church in the absence of the official delegate.
3. Any person who signifies his interest in and sympathy with the purposes
of this Association may attend any meeting on his own initiative, or by designa-
tion of his Church, as an Observer, without vote, to whom the Moderator may
grant the privileee of the floor.
4. In all matters which come before the Association or a meeting thereof for
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action, each Church shall be entitled to one vote. All oflBcial delegates shall
have equal privileges in debate and in making motions or otherwise bringing
matters before a meeting.
III. OFFICERS
1. Moderaior. ^The Moderator and Assistant Moderator shall be elected at
the Annual Meeting of the Association by the members of the Association. The
Moderator, and Assistant Moderator, shall take office upon adjournment of the
meeting at which they are elected, and shall hold office for one year or until
their successors are elected.
The Moderator, or in his absence, or at his request, the Assistant Moderator,
shall preside at the meeings of the Association. The Moderator may deliver an
address upon a subject of his own selection at the opening of the meetings of
the Association over which he presides. It is understood that his acts and utter-
ances have no authority from or upon the Association, except as he may be spe-
cifically authorized by the Association or Executive Committee.
2. Secretary. The Secretary shall be elected by the members of the Asso-
ciation. He shall be the custodian of the archives and records of the Associa-
tion. He shall keep full and accurate records of the proceedings of the Associa-
tion and of its Executive Committee. He shall keep the membership roll of the
Association and it shall be his duty to see that due notice of meetings of the
Association and of the Executive Committee are given and that due notice is
given of the action taken by these bodies whenever such notice is necessary or
appropriate or is directed to be given.
The Association or the Executive Committee may appoint one or more
assistant secretaries to assist the Secretary in the performance of his duties, and
the Secretary may, with the consent of the Executive Committee, delegate
to the Executive Secretary, if there be one, the performance of such of his func-
tions as he may desire.
3. Executive Secretary. The Executive Secretary, if and when one shall be
appointed, shall perform such duties and functions as may be included in the
terms of his appointment or as may from time to time be requested of him by
the Association or the Executive Committee.
4. Treasurer. There shall be a Treasurer elected annually, whose duties
shall be as provided in Article IV of the Articles of Association.
5. Historian. The Historian shall be elected for a period of one year by the
Association at its Annual Meeting. The duties shall be as described in Article IV
of the Articles of Association.
6. The terms of oflSce for the Secretary, Treasurer, and any other officers
not otherwise provided for, shall begin January 1, following the meeting at which
they are elected and shall continue for one year and/or until their successors
take office.
IV. COMMITTEES
1. The Executive Committee. The Executive Committee shall be composed
of the Moderator, ex officio; the Immediate Past Moderator; and 12 members
chosen as prescribed in the Articles of Association. The Secretary shall be ex
officio a member without vote. No person shall be eligible to successive re-election
on this committee after having served a full term of four vears until one year
shall have elapsed. The Executive Committee mav make rules for its own guid-
ance not inconsistent with the Articles of Association and these Bylaws. Due
notice having been given to all members, seven shall constitute a quorum.
The Executive Committee shall be the Association ad interim and shall
transact such business as the Association shall from time to time direct. It shall
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not contravene or exceed the auhorizations, implied, inferred or explicit, in the
acts and votes of the Association iiself . In the intervals between meetings of the
Association it shall represent that body in all matters not otherwise provided
for but shall in no case exceed the prerogative of the Association itself.
( a ) The Executive Committee shall have authority to contract for all neces-
sary expenditures for carrying out policies authorized under the Articles of As-
sociation or autliorized by the Association, and to approve claims therefor; shall
consult the interest of the Association and act for it in intervals between
meetings in all matters of business and finance, subject to the direction of the
Association; and shall make a full report of all its doings, the consideration of
which shall be part of the order of business at the next regular meeting. It shall
provide a suitable form of voucher for expenditures of the Association and shall
secure a proper auditing of its accounts.
( b ) The Executive Committee may submit to the Association for considera-
tion any recommendations that it may deem useful for the development of the
life and work of the churches.
( c ) It may fill any vacancy occurring in it^ own number or in any commit-
tee or office in the intervals between meetings of the Association, the person so
appointed to serve until the next regular meeting of the Association.
(d) It shall appoint any committee or commission ordered by the Associa-
tion, but not otherwise appointed.
( e ) It shall suggest to meetings of the Association proposed and appropriate
agenda and make preliminary provision for carrying the same into effect; but
any such agenda may be modified and amended by the meeting and the discus-
sions and actions of the meeting shall not in any manner be limited by such
suggested agenda, nor by the Executive Committee whether acting as' a business
committee or otherwise.
(f) The Executive Committee shall serve as the business committee for the
meetings of the Association. It may appoint other special committees to deal
with phases of work not covered by other agencies as the need arises.
(g) The Executive Committee shall determine when a necessity exists as
contemplated by Article II of the Articles of Association.
(h) The Executive Committee may take official action on any subject matter
within its area of concern by a mail ballot and the motion or resolution so stated
shall be submitted by mail ballot to all members of the Executive Committee.
The Secretary of the Association shall mail out to each member of the Executive
Committee a ballot stating the proposition or propositions as proposed, and each
member of the Executive Committee shall promptly return his or her ballot
with each proposition marked "Yes" or "No," dated and signed. An affirmative
\ ote shall consist of a two-thirds majority vote "Yes" by the members of the full
Executive Committee, and a vote shall not be counted until all ballots have
been returned.
This procedure shall not be used in lieu of meetings, but may be used
between meetings.
(i) The Executive Committee may establish an Interim Committee of five
members which shall include the chairman of the Executive Committee, as
chairman, the chairman of the finance committee, and two other members of
tVe Executive Committee and the Moderator ex officio.
(1) The Interim Committee shall meet upon call of its chairman or
upon direction '^f the Executive Conmiittee.
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2. Committee on Credentials. A committee on credentials composed of five
persons shall be elected at each regular meeting to serve at the next regular
meeting and at any intervening meeting. The committee shall prepare and re-
port as early as practicable a roll of members of the Association represented at
the meeting with the names of their representatives determined by the presen-
tation of credentials from the electing churches. This roll shall be made avail-
able to all delegates by posting or duplicating or both.
3. Nominating Committee.
a. A Nominating Committee will consist of six members, three of whom
shall be elected at each regular meeting after nominations from the floor, to serve
from the adjournment of the meeting at which they are elected until the adjourn-
ment of the second annual meeting following the meeting at which they are
elected, to present a complete slate of officers to be voted upon at each annual
meeting during which they shall serve.
b. The Committee's nominations shall be transmitted to the Association
Secretarv who shall transmit such list of nominees to all member Churches at
least thirty days prior to such regular meeting. In addition to any nominations
so made, in every case nominations for anv elective office may be made from
the floor of the mpetin<r. The Moderator shall in every instance call for such
nominations from the floor.
Nominations for members of the Nominating Committee shall be complete
on the day preceding the vote upon their election, which shall be by written
ballot.
4. Committee on Resolutions, At each Annual Meeting, a Resolutions Com-
mittee consisting of seven persons shall be elected from the floor to serve from
the close of that Annual Meeting until the close of the next succeeding Annual
Meeting.
A. Resolutions Procedure.
1. The Resolutions Committee may initiate and propose resolutions
only in reference to expressions of appreciation for hospitality and for ap-
preciation of service to the National Association.
2. All other resolutions, except those matters which are properly con-
sidered as proposals for action made by the duly constituted boards, com-
missions, and committees of the National Association, shall be proposed
as follows:
(a) Only a member church can offer a resolution, and must certify
by the Clerk or Secretary of the church that such resolution was duly
approved by congregational action of said member church.
(b) Such proposed resolution must be germane to the purposes of
the National Association as expressed in Article II, Purposes, of the
Articles of Association of this Association.
(c) A copy of such proposed resolution must have been sent to
the office of the Executive Secretary at least sixty days prior to the
convening date of the Annual Meeting.
(d) No less than forty-five days prior to the convening date of
the Annual Meeting, the Executive Secretary shall mail to each mem-
ber church a copy of all resolutions, showing the name of proponent
member, in order that each member church will have the opportunity
to take congregational action on such proposed resolutions so that its
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delegate may be informed as to what position the member church
wants to take on the same. Copies shall also be mailed to the Resolu-
tions Committee.
(e) All resolutions so proposed shall be considered by the Resolu-
tions Committee, and the Resolutions Committee shall report to the
Annual Meeting its recommendations, favorable or unfavorable, on
each proposed resolution.
In the event that the Resolutions Committee reports unfavorably
as to any proposed resolution, such resolution can then be brought
before the Annual Meeting for action only by the delegate, or his offi-
cial alternate, of the member church proposing such resolution.
(f) Any resolution that is adopted shall in no sense bind the
member churches.
V. STATISTICS
A hst of member Churches in this Association shall be prepared annually
by the Secretary and sent to the member Churches. This list shall, so far as
possible, give correct addresses of the pastors and clerks of the churches so
listed, together with such other information as shall be deemed wise in the judg-
ment of the Executive Committee.
VI. FINANCE
1. Finance Committee. The Executive Committee shall appoint, from its
own membership, a Finance Committee of not less than three persons, whose
duties shall be to prepare for the next year a budget of salaries of paid officers
or employees of the Association and of anticipated expenses of the officers and
its committees and other expenses. The Finance Committee shall present the
budget to the Executive Committee who shall present the proposed Association
budget to the next regular meeting for adoption and approval.
2. The expenses of the Association shall be met from voluntary contributions
solicited from the Congregational Christian Churches in response to recommen-
dations from the Executive Committee, and also from such receipts as may
come to the Association in its meetings or through special gifts and legacies.
3. The fiscal year shall be the calendar year.
VII. STANDING RULES
Standing rules of the Association may be adopted from time to time by a
two-thirds vote of the members present and voting at any meeting of the Asso-
ciation. Unless otherwise provided, meetings shall be conducted in accordance
with Robert's Rules of Order.
VIII. REFERENDUM COUNCIL
1. In the event that not less than ten percent of the member Churches of
the National Association contend that any agency or creature of the Churches of
the National Association is violating the principles set forth in the Articles of
Association, or is taking action contrary to the will and interest of the Churches,
or is formally contemplating such violation or action, the contending Churches
shall have the right and power to call a Referendum Council.
An agency or creature of the National Association is any Committee, Com-
mission, Board, Corporation, or legal or ecclesiastical entity of any kind, brought
into existence by the member Churches of the National Association and ratified
by the Annual Meeting or a special meeting of the National Association, or by
common acceptance and usage. Any subsidiary agency or creature subse-
quently brought into being by an agency or creature of the National Association
shall be deemed an agency or creature of the Churches of the National Asso-
ciation for this purpose.
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2. A Referendum Council is an adaptation of the Congregational custom
of a vicinage council. It is composed of nine persons, three to be chosen by the
Churches that call the council, three by the party whose action or proposal is in
question; these six to choose the other three. Each of the nine persons must be
a member in good standing of a local Congregational Church in fellowship with
the National Association. Not less than five members of a Referendum Council
shall and must be laymen, If the party whose action or proposal is in question
shall fail or refuse to choose three persons within thirty days after receiving
written notice to do so from any Church which participates in the call, the
Churches taking part in the call shall have the right to choose the number of
persons who otherwise would have been chosen by such party.
3. A Referendum Council meets at such times and places as are determined
by the last three persons chosen and considers the controversy, hearing the
pleadings of both parties. All records of the National Association and its agen-
cies and creatures shall be available, without the necessity of legal recourse, to
either or both parties. The Referendum Council shall endeavor to settle the
controversy. If unable to do so, it makes its findings, which may include a
minority report, formulates the question at issue, and sends the questions directly
to the Churches, together with a notification of the deadline for voting set by
the Referendum Council.
4. The local Churches vote on the question in their own localities. Only a
duly convened meeting of a local Church shall be competent to act upon a
question submitted by a Referendum Council. A copy of the vote of the local
Church, certified by its proper official, shall be forwarded to the secretary of, the
National Association. The secretary shall tabulate the votes, and not later than
sixty days after the close of voting, notify all member Churches of the results
of die balloting. A two-thirds majority vote shall be necessary for decision. No
subsequent action on the part of the Annual Meeting of the National Associa-
tion, or on the part of any of the agencies and creatures of the Churches, can
overrule or supersede the decision of the Churches on a question referred to
the Churches by a Referendum Council.
5. A vote on a question referred to the Churches by a Referendum Council
has for the Churches as much force as force of wisdom in it lies: it is not a legal
determination. No local Church can be legally bound by anything but its own
actions or the laws of the state. But any agency or creature of the Churches of
the National Association which icrnores, contravenes, or alters the v^dll of the
Churches as that v^dll is expressed in a vbte of the Churches on a question re-
ferred by a Referendum Council is acting beyond its legal powers, and is sub-
ject to legal action by the Churches.
IX. STANDING AND ORDINATION
1. In accordance with the historic and accepted practice of congregational
bodies exterior to the local church of making lists of the names of those who
have ministerial standing in our churches as ordained pastors and teachers and
other ministers, the National Association shall prepare, maintain and publish
such a list. The presence or absence of the name of a pastor or minister on this
list shall not be construed as either conferring or denying ministerial standing.
The act of recordation shall be a mere acknowledgment of the fact that he is
the pastor or minister of a member church of the National Association. Ibis list
is compiled for the convenience of those concerned and as a source of informa-
tion to the churches, and it shall be published by the proper agency of the Na-
tional Association as this is determined by the Executive Committee.
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2. Th^re shall also be published a supplemental list containing the names
of ordained Congregational ministers who are retired, or no longer engaged in
full-time Christian service, missionaries, college and seminary professors, and
licentiates.
3. In no case shall any person have the right to vote in a National Associa-
tion meeting merely by virtue of the inclusion of his name in these lists. In
every case a listed person shall be a member of a member church of the Na-
tional Association.
4. The National Association has no power to ordain, censure, or depose a
minister, or to sit as a council of reference in such cases.
5. Ordination is the right and business of the local church, but the following
statement of things commonly held among us is germane to the purposes of the
National Association as stated in Article II of the Articles of Association:
(a) The local church being complete under the Headship of Christ
in all spiritual and ecclesiastical power has, and shall retain, the inalienable
right to ordain its own minister. The local church may call an ecclesiastical
council as an expression of the fellowship of the churches, but it shall be
remembered that ordination is by the local church.
(b) Ordination by the local church is valid and sufficient, bu? it is
conducive to orderliness and continuity of record that the fact of a min-
ister's ordination be listed with a larger body or bodies. This may include
a local association of Congregational Churches and the National Associa-
tion. In the case of the National Association, such listing shall be done
under the pertinent provisions of this bylaw.
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THROUGH ANNUITY GIFTS
AN ANNUITY GIFT CAN HELP THE
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ADVANTAGES
!• A substantial portion of the gift nnay be taken as a
charitable deduction in the year the gift is made.
Z* Income: annual amount is fixed and guaranteed at
the rate specified, according to the donor's age on
the date of the gift. These rates vary from 4.2%
at age 50, to 5.2% at age 65, and 8% at age 84.
A considerable portion of the annual income is tax
free.
3* Securities, the current market value of which reflect
capital gains, in any amount may be contributed
as an Annuity Gift. In some cases a Capital Gain
creates a modest tax liability, but only infrequently,
and even then it is usually offset by the charitable
deduction.
4. In the case of a single life annuity, the full amount
of the original gift is removed from any estate tax
liability upon the death of the giver.
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